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Saint-Léonard Airport (YSL/CYSL) is a small general-aviation aerodrome serving Saint-Léonard and the upper Saint John River Valley in northwestern New Brunswick, Canada. Located near the Maine border, it provides a local base for private, charter, and recreational flying rather than large-scale commercial airline service. Its single asphalt runway and quiet setting make it a convenient regional access point for pilots and travelers heading into the Madawaska region.
💡 Local Tip
CYSL is not a designated customs airport, so cross-border flights should clear customs at a nearby designated airport such as Fredericton before continuing; call ahead for fuel and after-hours access.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is best reached by car, a short drive from Saint-Léonard and the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2). There is no regular public transit to the airport, so arrange a taxi, rental car, or pickup in advance. In winter, allow extra time for snow, ice, and possible road closures.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Saint-Léonard Airport?
A: The IATA code is YSL and the ICAO code is CYSL.
Q: Where is the airport located?
A: It is in Saint-Léonard, New Brunswick, Canada, near the Maine border and the upper Saint John River Valley.
Q: Does Saint-Léonard Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
A: It mainly serves general aviation, private, and charter aircraft; scheduled commercial service is limited or not currently available, so confirm with local operators.
Q: What facilities does the airport have?
A: It has a single asphalt runway and basic general-aviation facilities; expect limited on-site services, so plan fuel, parking, and ground transport in advance.
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