Quesnel Airport

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The Quesnel Airport is a regional airport in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The airport is located at the northern end of the city between Highway 35 and the Fraser River. It offers its visitors free parking. It is in the time zone UTC-8 (DST -7).

History

The airport was opened in 1942. In 1968 the first terminal was built. Soon after Quesnel was served by commercial airlines. Beginning of the 80s was no longer enough, the capacity of the existing terminal and began the planning for a new, larger terminal. It was completed in 1993. In 1997, the airport was taken over by the City of Quesnel.

Airstrip

When approaching the airport the following navigation and landing aids are available: NDB

  • Runway 13/31, length 5501 ft, width 200 ft, asphalt

Service

At the airport following flight fuel types are available:

  • AvGas ( 100LL )
  • Kerosene (Jet A)

Flights

Air Canada and Central Mountain Air offer daily flights to Vancouver.

International Civil Aviation Organization airport code IATA-Code Quesnel (British Columbia) Fixed-base operator British Columbia Highway 35 Nav Canada
211064
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