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Hope Airport / FVRD Regional Airpark (YHE/CYHE) is a small public airport about 6 km south of Hope, British Columbia, in the eastern Fraser Valley. It has a single asphalt runway, 07/25, and primarily serves general aviation, charter, and emergency-service aircraft. The surrounding FVRD Regional Airpark is being developed for aviation-related business and industrial use.
💡 Local Tip
CYHE is uncontrolled, so monitor the published CTAF/UNICOM frequency and make standard position calls. Frequent visitors check Coquihalla summit weather before departing east—conditions can be VFR at Hope but marginal just into the canyon.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is roughly a 10-minute drive from downtown Hope via Airport Road and Highway 1. There is no scheduled public transit directly to the terminal, so pre-arrange a taxi, rental car, or shuttle. General aviation parking is available on-site, but confirm access and gate procedures with the operator before arrival.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Hope Airport?
A: IATA: YHE; ICAO: CYHE; Transport Canada identifier: CYHE.
Q: Where is Hope Airport located?
A: It is about 6 km south of downtown Hope, BC, near the Trans-Canada Highway and Coquihalla Highway junction in the Fraser Valley.
Q: What runway and services does it have?
A: It has one asphalt runway, 07/25. Services are limited, so check the current Canada Flight Supplement, NOTAMs, and local contacts for fuel, parking, and handling availability.
Q: Is there scheduled passenger service or customs?
A: No scheduled airline service is based there, and it is not a port of entry. The nearest customs airports are Abbotsford (YXX) and Vancouver (YVR).
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