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Slave Lake Airport (YZH/CYZH) is a public airport serving Slave Lake, Alberta, located just northwest of the town center near the eastern end of Lesser Slave Lake. It has a paved runway and supports general aviation, charter flights, air ambulance, and seasonal wildfire operations. The airport is a key regional access point for outdoor recreation and resource industries in northern Alberta.
💡 Local Tip
In summer, wildfire suppression aircraft can make the apron and fuel services busier than expected; call ahead for parking, fuel, and tie-down availability.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive northwest of downtown Slave Lake, but there is no public transit to the terminal. Use a local taxi, hotel shuttle, or rental car from town. In winter, allow extra time for icy roads and check road conditions before departure.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Slave Lake Airport?
A: The IATA code is YZH and the ICAO code is CYZH.
Q: How far is Slave Lake Airport from downtown Slave Lake?
A: It is a short drive northwest of downtown, typically 5-10 minutes by car.
Q: Are there scheduled passenger flights from YZH?
A: There is no year-round scheduled airline service; the airport mainly handles general aviation, charters, medevac, and firefighting aircraft.
Q: What facilities does CYZH have?
A: The airport has a paved runway (Runway 11/29), taxiways, a small apron, and basic services; check the current Canada Flight Supplement for dimensions, lighting, and fuel availability.
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