Jasper-Hinton Airport
Yellowhead County operates the Jasper-Hinton Airport. The airport is located 10km west of Hinton and is an unmanned airport with staff that keep the airport runways safe and clear of snow, ice and debris.
The airport is home to two small air charter operators conducting scenic tours of nearby Jasper National Park, Mount Robson and the Columbia Icefields, as well as providing aerial services for mining, forestry and wildlife research.
A privately owned and operated fuel supply service is located at the airport. The contact number for fuel services is 1-888-778-8765.
The airport has a game fence that keeps wildlife off the runway. There are phones at the airport for contacting taxi service, etc.
For more information, contact the Yellowhead County Jasper-Hinton Airport’s Maintenance Operator at 780-865-4474. Leave a message on voice mail.
Edson Airport
The Edson Airport is a Transport Canada-certified airport operated by the Town of Edson and is a partnership cost-sharing resource with Yellowhead County, approximately 190 kilometres west of Edmonton.
The airport’s location within the Town of Edson provides convenient access to all services. Aircraft serving the forestry, petroleum, mining and tourism industries are frequent visitors to the Edson Airport. Local fixed-wing and helicopter operators provide charter service. Scheduled air service is not available at the Edson Airport.
A privately owned and operated fuel facility is located at the airport. The contact number for fuel services is (780) 723-3134. Detailed information regarding the Edson Airport and the services we offer can be found at www.edson.ca/departments/airport
A privately owned and operated fuel facility is located at the airport. The contact number for fuel services is (780) 723-3134. Detailed information regarding the Edson Airport and the services we offer can be found at www.edson.ca/departments/airport
Hinton/Entrance Airport
Hinton/Entrance Airport is located 11 km west of Hinton, Alberta, just north of the Athabasca River. There are hangars, fuel, and minimal rest facilities on site. The airport is operated by the Hinton Flying Club. The airfield is a grassfield airstrip.
The airstrip is owned by Alberta Forestry but is used and maintained by the members of the club, often year-round, depending on snow conditions. The airstrip is also used to house and base the Heli-tack firefighting crews during the summer fire season. Forestry has its own fuel cache for the helicopters.
Entrance Airport. Hinton/Entrance Airport, formally known as CEE4, is located 11 km west of Hinton, Alberta, just north of the Athabasca River. There are hangars, fuel for members and invited guests, and minimal rest facilities on site. The airport is operated and maintained by the Hinton Flying Club.
Contact Mark Christensen
kram02@telus.net
(780) 223 6275
Hinton Flying Club web page www.hintonflyingclub.ca.
