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Moosonee Airport (YMO/CYMO) is a regional airport serving Moosonee, Ontario, on the Moose River near James Bay. Because Moosonee has no all-season road connection to the rest of Ontario, the airport is a year-round lifeline for residents, workers, and visitors, alongside the Polar Bear Express train. It handles scheduled regional flights, charters, and medevac services from a compact terminal and single runway.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors confirm whether their final destination is Moosonee or Moose Factory before arranging ground transport—they are separate communities on opposite sides of the Moose River, and the airport is on the Moosonee side.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short taxi ride from downtown Moosonee, and there is no public transit, so pre-book a taxi or confirm a hotel shuttle. For Moose Factory, continue by taxi to the waterfront and then by water taxi or ice road, depending on the season. Weather can cause delays, so allow extra time for connections.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve Moosonee Airport?
A: Scheduled service is provided by regional carriers, typically connecting Moosonee with Timmins and other Northern Ontario points; charter and medevac flights also use the airport. Check current schedules directly with the airline.
Q: How do I get to Moose Factory from the airport?
A: Moose Factory is on an island across the Moose River. From the airport, take a taxi to the Moosonee waterfront, then use the seasonal water taxi in summer or the ice road/snowmobile route in winter.
Q: Are there car rentals or public transit at YMO?
A: No, ground transport is limited. Taxis usually meet scheduled flights, and some hotels or lodges offer shuttles; arrange your ride in advance.
Q: What facilities are at the airport?
A: The terminal is small and basic, with a waiting area, washrooms, and check-in for scheduled flights. Expect no major restaurant or retail services, so plan accordingly.
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