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Oshawa Executive Airport (YOO/CYOO) is a municipally owned general aviation airport in Oshawa, Ontario, about 45 km east of downtown Toronto. Formerly Oshawa Municipal Airport, it supports flight training, business aviation, and recreational flying with two asphalt runways and a control tower. It serves as a reliever to Toronto Pearson and Billy Bishop airports and is a Canada Border Services Agency airport of entry with prior notice.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors monitor tower hours and NOTAMs: the control tower is not 24/7, and customs, fuel, and terminal services may require advance arrangements outside published hours. Weekday circuit traffic from flight schools can be busy, so plan arrivals with extra spacing.
🚖 Getting There
By car, take Highway 401 to Stevenson Road or Highway 407 to Simcoe Street, then follow Airport Boulevard; parking is available at the terminal. Durham Region Transit and GO Transit serve Oshawa, but none stop directly at the terminal, so use a taxi or rideshare from Oshawa GO Station. Allow extra time during weekday peak hours on the 401.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Oshawa Executive Airport?
A: IATA: YOO; ICAO: CYOO.
Q: Does Oshawa Executive Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
A: No. It primarily serves general aviation, flight training, corporate, and private aircraft, with no scheduled commercial airline service.
Q: Can I clear customs at Oshawa Executive Airport?
A: Yes, it is a Canada Border Services Agency airport of entry, but customs availability is limited and must be arranged in advance. Check NOTAMs and call ahead.
Q: How far is Oshawa Executive Airport from Toronto?
A: It is about 45-55 km east of downtown Toronto, typically a 45-60 minute drive depending on traffic via Highway 401 or 407.
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