This is a list of airports in Newfoundland and Labrador. It includes all Nav Canada certified and registered water and land airports, aerodromes and heliports in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.[1][2] Airport names in italics are part of the National Airports System.[3]

List of airports and heliports

Gander and St. John's are classified as international airports by Transport Canada.[4]

The list is sorted by the name of the community served; click the sort buttons in the table header to switch listing order.

Community  Airport name  PU
PR
MI		AOE[A]OperatorElevationICAO  TC
LID  		IATA  ImageCoordinates  
Bell IslandPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador191 ft
(58 m)		CCV447°38′06″N 52°58′48″W
Black TicklePUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador52 ft
(16 m)		CCE4YBI53°28′12″N 55°47′15″W
BotwoodPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador319 ft
(97 m)		CCP249°03′22″N 55°26′52″W
CartwrightPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador42 ft
(13 m)		CYCAYRF53°40′58″N 57°02′31″W
Cartwright
(Eagle River)		PRRifflin' Hitch Lodge151 ft
(46 m)		CRH353°25′14″N 57°41′39″W
CharlottetownPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador210 ft
(64 m)		CCH4YHG52°45′54″N 56°06′56″W
Churchill FallsChurchill Falls AirportPUChurchill Falls (Labrador) Corp1,437 ft
(438 m)		CZUMZUM53°33′43″N 64°06′23″W
ClarenvillePUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador196 ft
(60 m)		CCZ348°16′29″N 53°55′26″W
Deer LakeDeer Lake Regional AirportPU120 (250)[5]Deer Lake Regional Airport Authority72 ft
(22 m)		CYDFYDF49°12′40″N 57°23′29″W
FogoPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador97 ft
(30 m)		CDY349°39′27″N 54°14′15″W
FoxtrapLong Pond HeliportPRCougar Helicopters42 ft
(13 m)		CCX247°30′59″N 52°58′52″W
GanderGander International AirportPUAOE[6]Gander International Airport Authority496 ft
(151 m)		CYQXYQX48°56′13″N 54°34′05″W
GanderGander (James Paton Memorial Regional Health Centre) HeliportPRJames Paton Memorial Regional Health Centre432 ft
(132 m)		CGH248°57′19″N 54°37′38″W
Grand Falls-WindsorGrand Falls-Windsor HeliportPUTown of Grand Falls-Windsor157 ft
(48 m)		CFW848°55′29″N 55°38′50″W
Happy Valley-Goose BayCFB Goose BayMI15[7][B]5 Wing Ops Centre (military)
Goose Bay Airport Corporation (civilian)		160 ft
(49 m)		CYYRYYR53°19′09″N 60°25′33″W
Happy Valley-Goose BayPU15[8][C]Goose Bay Airport Corporation0 ft
(0 m)		CCB553°21′00″N 60°25′00″W
Harbour GraceHarbour Grace AirportPUTown of Harbour Grace325 ft
(99 m)		CHG247°41′08″N 53°15′14″W
HopedaleHopedale AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador46 ft
(14 m)		CYHOYHO55°26′54″N 60°13′43″W
Long Harbour RiverLong Harbour River HeliportPRCanadian Northern Outfitters300 ft
(91 m)		CLH747°54′16″N 54°55′13″W
MakkovikMakkovik AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador231 ft
(70 m)		CYFTYMN55°04′38″N 59°11′15″W
Mary's HarbourPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador35 ft
(11 m)		CYMHYMH52°18′10″N 55°50′52″W
Miawpukek First NationPUMicmac Air Services350 ft
(110 m)		CCR847°55′30″N 55°34′40″W
NainNain AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador21 ft
(6.4 m)		CYDPYDP56°33′02″N 61°40′56″W
NatuashishNatuashish AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador33 ft
(10 m)		CNH255°54′50″N 61°11′04″W
Port au ChoixPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador90 ft
(27 m)		CCM450°41′20″N 57°19′53″W
Port Hope SimpsonPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador339 ft
(103 m)		CCP4YHA52°31′41″N 56°17′10″W
PostvillePostville AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador223 ft
(68 m)		CCD4YSO54°54′37″N 59°47′07″W
RigoletRigolet AirportPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador186 ft
(57 m)		CCZ2YRG54°10′47″N 58°27′27″W
St. Andrew'sPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador90 ft
(27 m)		CDA547°46′33″N 59°18′45″W
St. AnthonySt. Anthony AirportPUTransport Canada108 ft
(33 m)		CYAYYAY51°23′31″N 56°04′59″W
St. John'sSt. John's International AirportPU165 (450)[9]St. John's International Airport Authority Inc461 ft
(141 m)		CYYTYYT47°37′07″N 52°45′09″W
St. John'sSt. John's (Health Sciences Centre) HeliportPREastern Health Care216 ft
(66 m)		CCK247°34′21″N 52°44′44″W
St. John'sPUAvalon Float Plane Association375 ft
(114 m)		CCQ547°28′00″N 52°54′00″W
St. John'sSt. John's (Quinlan Heliflight Services) HeliportPRQuinlan Heliflight Services412 ft
(126 m)		CDC247°36′30″N 52°43′37″W
St. LewisPUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador74 ft
(23 m)		CCK452°22′22″N 55°40′26″W
South BrookPRAir Sport Inc.17 ft
(5.2 m)		CCT549°01′00″N 57°38′00″W
SpringdalePUGovt of Newfoundland and Labrador250 ft
(76 m)		CCD249°28′44″N 56°10′41″W
SpringdalePRSpringdale Aviation Ltd.80 ft
(24 m)		CDU449°33′00″N 56°03′00″W
StephenvilleStephenville International AirportPU30[10]Stephenville Dymond Airport81 ft
(25 m)		CYJTYJT48°32′29″N 58°33′00″W
Thorburn LakePRClarenville Aviation
Thorburn Aviation		350 ft
(110 m)		CCW548°16′00″N 54°09′00″W
Voisey's Bay MinePRVale Inco246 ft
(75 m)		CVB256°20′41″N 62°05′17″W
WabushWabush AirportPUTransport Canada1,809 ft
(551 m)		CYWKYWK52°55′22″N 66°51′53″W
WabushPRAir Tunilik1,700 ft
(520 m)		CCX552°56′00″N 66°54′00″W
WinterlandPU15[11]Govt of Newfoundland and Labrador156 ft
(48 m)		CCC247°08′13″N 55°19′45″W

Defunct airports

Community  Airport name  ICAO  TC LID  IATA  Coordinates  
ArgentiaNaval Station ArgentiaCWARNWP47°18′22″N 053°59′24″W
ArgentiaMcAndrew Air Force Base47°17′09″N 053°58′53″W
Bay d'Espoir Hydroelectric Power StationCCX447°57′30″N 055°51′14″W
BonavistaCWVA48°34′00″N 053°03′27″W
BotwoodRCAF Station Botwood49°09′11″N 055°20′24″W
BuchansBuchans AirportCYZM48°50′50″N 056°50′20″W
Churchill Falls Generating Station[12]53°37′39″N 064°29′17″W
Davis Inlet[13]CCB4YDI55°53′51″N 060°54′28″W
Emeril[14]53°01′43″N 066°14′40″W
Hope Brook Gold Mine47°43′21″N 058°03′33″W
LivingstonLivingston Aerodrome53°55′41″N 066°27′39″W
Menihek Hydroelectric Generating Station54°27′15″N 066°35′35″W
Mid-Canada Line Site 212Border Beacon[15]55°19′59″N 063°12′16″W
Paradise RiverCDF4YDE53°25′38″N 057°13′51″W
Saglek Bay(CFS Saglek)CYSVYSV58°28′28″N 062°39′15″W
St. John'sPepperrell Air Force Base47°35′10″N 052°41′31″W
StephenvilleErnest Harmon Air Force Base48°32′29″N 058°33′00″W
Twin Falls53°29′19″N 064°30′45″W
William's HarbourWilliams Harbour AirportCCA652°34′03″N 055°47′06″W

Notes

  1. ^ An airport of entry has four different categories. An AOE which can accept "all classes of scheduled and non-scheduled aircraft (passenger and cargo)." An AOE/# which can handle aircraft in the previous category but up to maximum number. This number can be exceeded if done in stages as shown in parentheses. An AOE/15 that can accept general aviation aircraft with a maximum of 15 passengers. An AOE/CAN which can handle aircraft subject to the CANPASS regulations.[16]
  2. ^ AOE/M for military aircraft in addition to general aviation[7]
  3. ^ Seaplanes only.[8]

References

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  3. ^ "National Airports System". 25 June 2025. Retrieved 15 October 2025.
  4. ^ "Advisory Circular (AC) No. 302-032 - Subject: Designation of International Airports in Canada". Ottawa: Transport Canada. 2023-08-11. Retrieved 2023-09-04.
  5. ^ "Site Name: Deer Lake Regional Airport - CYDF". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  6. ^ "Site Name: Gander CBSA Office/Gander International Airport - CYQX". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  7. ^ "Site Name: Goose Bay Airport - CYYR". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  8. ^ "Site Name: Goose Bay Otter Creek - CCB5". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  9. ^ "Site Name: St. John's International Airport - CYYT". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  10. ^ "Site Name: Stephenville Dymond International Airport - CYJT". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  11. ^ "Site Name: Winterland/Marystown Airport - CCC2". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 30 October 2025.
  12. ^ "GEOSCAN Search Results: Fastlink". 7 December 2015.
  13. ^ "YDI - Davis Inlet [Davis Inlet Aerodrome], NL, CA - Location - Great Circle Mapper". www.gcmap.com. Retrieved 7 August 2023.
  14. ^ "Ross Bay Junction - Canada"
  15. ^ Border Beacon Site 212 Report gov.nl.ca
  16. ^ "Memorandum D2-5-1". Canada Border Services Agency. 25 February 2015. pp. 3, 4. Retrieved 29 October 2025.