Touring Québec by air
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Touring Québec by air
Infrastructures to Make You Welcome ID TR Name Code Lat (N) Long (W) Alt Fuel AOE Telephone Su Map identifier Tourism region Name of infrastructure Airport designator North Latitude West Longitude Altitude in feet Fuel Airport of Entry Telephone number of infrastructure Surface, overlay A= Asphalt N= Snow S= Sand B= Concrete O= Wood T= Earth G= Grass P= Paving block X= Gravel L= Gravelly loam References: Aerodromes listed in the Canada Flight Supplement (CFS), December 2003. Water aerodromes listed in the Canada Water Aerodrome Supplement (WAS), March 2003. Notes: The additional information required to plan and carry out flights is provided in the above-mentioned documents. To facilitate use of the map and lists, names of infrastructures are given as in the Canada Flight Supplement. Transports Québec assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information on the map. We advise you to contact the aerodrome operator before taking off. Aerodromes ID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 TR 18 15 14 18 15 16 16 02 08 02 09 05 17 18 15 18 09 15 20 02 18 08 18 16 02 16 17 05 06 01 18 18 10 07 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 10 07 07 06 11 18 18 18 17 14 10 17 07 18 08 07 17 10 13 08 18 02 02 11 06 09 Name Code Akulivik CYKO Alma CYTF Amos/Magny CYEY Aupaluk CYLA Bagotville CYBG Baie-Comeau CYBC Baie-Comeau (Manic-1) CSL9 Bonaventure CYVB Bromont CZBM Causapscal CTF3 Chambly CTT2 Charlevoix CYML Chevery CYHR Chibougamau-Chapais CYMT Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré CYRC Chisasibi CSU2 Covey Hill CSH3 DolbeauSaint-Félicien CYDO Drummondville CSC3 Du Rocher-Percé (Pabok) CTG3 Eastmain River CZEM Farnham CSN7 Fontanges CTU2 Forestville CYFE Gaspé CYGP Grandes-Bergeronnes CTH3 Havre-Saint-Pierre CYGV Île-aux-Coudres CTA3 Île-aux-Grues CSH2 Îles-de-la-Madeleine CYGR Inukjuak CYPH Ivujivik CYIK Joliette CSG3 Kanawata Aéroparc CSJ2 Kangiqsualujjuaq(Georges River) CYLU Kangiqsujuaq (Wakeham Bay) CYKG Kangirsuk CYAS Kattiniq/Donaldson CTP9 Kegaska CTK6 Kuujjuaq CYVP Kuujjuarapik CYGW Lac Agile (Mascouche) CSA2 Lac à la Perchaude CTE5 Lac-à-la-Tortue CSL3 Lac-Etchemin CSC5 Lachute CSE4 La Grande-3 CYAD La Grande-4 CYAH La Grande-Rivière CYGL La Romaine CTT5 La Sarre CSR8 L'Assomption CLA2 La Tabatière CTU5 La Tuque CYLQ Lebel-sur-Quévillon CSH4 Lennoxville (Airview) CTQ4 Louiseville CSJ4 Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon CYBX Lourdes-de-Joliette CSE3 Maniwaki CYMW Mansonville CSK4 Matagami CYNM Matane CYME Mont-Joli CYYY Mont-Laurier CSD4 Montmagny CSE5 Montréal/Aéroparc Île Perrot CSP6 Lat (N) Long (W) Alt Fuel AOE Telephone Su 60,49,07 78,08,55 66 (819) 964-2968 X 48,30,32 71,38,31 445 (418) 669-5104 A 48,33,50 78,14,59 1068 (819) 732-4828 A 59,17,48 69,35,59 116 (819) 964-2968 X 48,19,50 70,59,47 522 (418) 677-8342 BA 49,07,56 68,12,26 71 (418) 589-8285 A 49,11,04 68,21,45 250 (418) 589-9221 S 48,04,16 65,27,37 123 (418) 534-2101 A 45,17,27 72,44,29 374 (450) 534-2325 AGN 48,18,41 67,15,05 340 (418) 756-3996 X 45,24,04 73,17,43 95 (450) 348-1333 G 47,35,51 70,13,26 977 (418) 452-3417 A 50,28,08 59,38,16 39 (418) 787-2215 A 49,46,19 74,31,41 1270 (418) 748-2211 A 48,31,15 71,03,02 543 (418) 673-4245 A 53,48,20 78,55,01 43 (819) 855-2878 X 45,00,50 73,41,23 328 (450) 247-2188 L 48,46,42 72,22,30 372 (418) 679-5516 A 45,50,43 72,23,41 365 (819) 472-1011 A 48,23,00 64,33,52 87 (418) 385-3709 A 52,13,33 78,31,21 21 (819) 977-0332 X 45,17,08 73,00,28 180 (450) 293-8118 X 54,33,14 71,10,24 1550 (819) 853-7301 X 48,44,46 69,05,50 293 (418) 587-2285 A 48,46,31 64,28,43 108 (418) 368-2104 A 48,14,00 69,33,00 69 (418) 232-6244 A 50,16,55 63,36,41 124 (418) 538-2717 A 47,23,22 70,23,04 110 (418) 438-2247 GX 47,04,16 70,31,58 60 (418) 248-3545 A 47,25,29 61,46,41 34 (418) 969-4337 A 58,28,19 78,04,37 82 (819) 964-2968 X 62,25,02 77,55,31 139 (819) 964-2968 X 46,02,42 73,30,06 225 (450) 755-4211 A 47,35,41 74,08,01 1350 (819) 666-2007 SX 58,42,41 65,59,34 215 (819) 964-2968 X 61,35,19 71,55,46 511 (819) 964-2968 X 60,01,38 69,59,57 403 (819) 964-2968 X 61,39,44 73,19,17 1899 (819) 762-7800 X 50,11,45 61,15,57 32 (418) 726-3637 X 58,05,46 68,25,37 129 (819) 964-2968 AX 55,16,55 77,45,55 34 (819) 964-2968 SX 45,47,31 73,38,17 160 (450) 474-1141 G 46,37,21 72,50,45 550 (819) 539-4772 TN 46,37,18 72,37,49 434 (819) 538-8623 A 46,24,26 70,30,05 1500 (418) 625-4521 GX 45,38,22 74,22,14 221 (450) 562-1330 A 53,34,18 76,11,47 775 (819) 638-2988 X 53,45,17 73,40,31 1005 (819) 854-6117 X 53,37,31 77,42,15 639 (819) 638-8847 A 50,15,35 60,40,26 90 (418) 229-2984 A 48,55,02 79,10,43 1048 (819) 333-2282 A 45,49,23 73,27,38 52 (450) 589-5248 GN 50,49,51 58,58,32 102 (418) 773-2659 X 47,24,35 72,47,20 548 (819) 523-8932 A 49,01,49 77,01,02 960 (819) 755-4826 A 45,21,12 71,51,45 575 (819) 566-4245 G 46,14,46 72,54,16 40 (819) 228-8628 A 51,26,37 57,11,07 121 (418) 461-2514 A 46,06,34 73,27,10 350 (450) 752-3151 XG 46,16,28 75,59,24 659 (819) 449-6103 A 45,01,35 72,24,07 575 (450) 292-5777 A 49,45,42 77,48,10 918 (819) 739-2926 A 48,51,25 67,27,12 102 (418) 562-2333 A 48,36,31 68,12,29 172 (418) 775-3347 A 46,33,52 75,34,40 815 (819) 623-5475 A 47,00,05 70,30,57 37 (418) 248-3545 A 45,22,34 73,54,26 100 (514) 425-2300 GN ID 68 69 70 71 TR 11 09 10 12 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 09 09 11 17 18 13 07 17 17 18 18 04 09 03 15 03 11 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 15 09 14 06 17 04 14 09 10 09 02 10 06 20 06 10 06 09 09 06 06 07 09 09 09 09 10 06 04 06 18 17 14 17 08 09 08 08 18 17 06 07 18 08 14 09 20 18 18 07 Name Montréal Intl (Mirabel) Montréal/Les Cèdres Montréal/Mascouche Montréal/Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau Intl (Dorval) Montréal/Saint-Hubert Montréal/Saint-Lazare Mont-Tremblant/Saint-Jovite Natashquan Nemiscau Ottawa/Gatineau Parent Port-Menier Poste Montagnais (Mile 134) Puvirnituq Quaqtaq Québec/Jean-Lesage Intl Richelieu Rimouski Rivière Bonnard Rivière-du-Loup Rivière Rouge/ Mont-Tremblant Intl Roberval Rougemont Rouyn-Noranda Saint-Anselme Saint-Augustin Saint-Basile (Marcotte) Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues Saint-Dominique Saint-Donat Sainte-Agnès-de-Dundee Sainte-Anne-des-Monts Sainte-Julienne Sainte-Lucie-de-Beauregard Saint-Ferdinand Saint-Frédéric Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon Saint-Georges Saint-Hyacinthe Saint-Jean Saint-Jean-Chrysostome Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon Saint-Louis-de-France Saint-Mathias Saint-Mathias/Grant Saint-Mathieu-de-Beloeil Saint-Michel-de-Napierville Saint-Michel-des-Saints Saint-Prosper (Pel) Saint-Raymond/Paquet Saint-Victor-de-Beauce Salluit Schefferville Senneterre Sept-Îles Sherbrooke Sorel Stanhope Stanstead/Weller Tasiujaq Tête-à-la-Baleine Thetford Mines Trois-Rivières Umiujaq Valcourt Val-d'Or Valleyfield Victoriaville Waskaganish Wemindji Weymontachie Code CYMX CSS3 CSK3 CYUL Lat (N) 45,40,47 45,20,51 45,43,07 45,28,05 Long (W) 74,02,19 74,04,36 73,35,53 73,44,29 Alt Fuel AOE Telephone 270 (450) 476-5300 160 (450) 452-4882 75 (450) 474-4133 117 (514) 633-3223 Su B A A AB CYHU CST3 CSZ3 CYNA CYHH CYND CYPP CYPN CSF3 CYPX CYHA CYQB CSX3 CYXK CRB4 CYRI CYFJ 45,31,03 45,23,33 46,09,15 50,11,23 51,41,28 45,31,17 47,55,55 49,50,11 51,53,19 60,03,02 61,02,47 46,47,28 45,26,52 48,28,41 50,42,16 47,45,52 46,24,45 73,25,01 74,08,03 74,35,01 61,47,21 76,08,08 75,33,51 74,36,29 64,17,19 65,42,54 77,17,13 69,37,04 71,23,30 73,14,03 68,29,49 71,09,45 69,35,05 74,46,46 90 175 790 35 802 211 1400 167 1987 75 103 244 115 82 1585 427 827 (450) 678-6030 (450) 455-3566 (819) 425-9494 (418) 726-3362 (819) 672-3642 (819) 663-0737 (819) 667-2323 (418) 535-0327 (418) 964-3666 (819) 964-2968 (819) 964-2968 (418) 640-2663 (450) 447-5664 (418) 724-3173 (418) 874-2625 (418) 862-2121 (819) 425-7919 A GX G A X A X A X X X A X A X A A CYRJ CTY5 CYUY CTQ6 CYIF CTR6 CTA4 CSS4 CSY4 CDD3 CYSZ CSM4 CSU4 CSH5 CSZ4 CSS5 CYSG CSU3 CYJN CSG5 CST7 CSJ5 CSP5 CSX5 CSB3 CMN3 CSM5 CTW2 CSK5 CSL5 CYZG CYKL CTK2 CYZV CYSC CSY3 CSN5 CTQ2 CYTQ CTB6 CSM3 CYRQ CYMU CSQ3 CYVO CSD3 CSR3 CYKQ CYNC CSU5 48,31,12 45,26,18 48,12,22 46,37,19 51,12,42 46,47,01 47,26,57 45,37,57 46,18,21 45,02,51 49,07,13 45,56,27 46,44,27 46,07,34 46,19,53 46,20,32 46,05,47 45,36,18 45,17,40 46,41,07 46,33,37 46,26,12 45,30,03 45,28,19 45,35,24 45,12,50 46,40,51 46,12,47 46,53,42 46,07,06 62,10,45 54,48,19 48,20,26 50,13,24 45,26,17 45,58,49 45,00,56 45,02,04 58,40,04 50,40,28 46,03,06 46,21,10 56,32,10 45,28,52 48,03,12 45,12,30 46,06,46 51,28,25 53,00,39 47,56,13 72,15,56 73,02,16 78,50,08 70,57,18 58,39,30 71,49,35 79,25,05 72,49,08 74,10,53 74,20,36 66,31,45 73,43,26 70,01,57 71,32,10 70,57,48 73,23,20 70,42,53 73,00,51 73,16,52 71,09,06 71,10,57 72,37,49 73,14,30 73,11,58 73,14,19 73,34,38 73,59,37 70,29,48 71,47,09 70,53,21 75,40,01 66,48,19 77,10,52 66,15,56 71,41,26 73,02,32 71,47,40 72,02,06 69,57,21 59,23,01 71,15,26 72,40,46 76,31,06 72,18,37 77,46,58 74,08,29 71,55,44 78,45,29 78,49,49 73,49,02 586 80 988 560 20 300 820 250 1270 160 71 280 1212 1050 1000 472 893 115 136 325 475 225 50 110 47 197 1372 1010 582 1100 742 1709 1106 180 792 76 1450 1250 122 107 1408 199 244 740 1107 155 486 79 46 1171 (418) 275-2344 A (450) 469-1430 G (819) 762-8171 A (418) 529-2599 G (418) 947-2766 A (418) 329-3115 GN (819) 629-6442 A (450) 771-0500 XG (819) 424-2383 SX (450) 264-6737 X (418) 763-5511 A (450) 831-2983 G (418) 223-3072 GX (418) 428-9856 GX (418) 426-2313 A (450) 671-8704 G (418) 228-7127 A (450) 778-5510 AG (450) 357-2208 A (418) 834-7272 SX (418) 889-8989 G (819) 375-4181 X (450) 658-2041 XG (450) 658-0266 G (450) 467-7490 A (450) 454-3096 G (450) 654-0248 X (418) 594-5271 GX (418) 337-4905 G (418) 588-6153 G (819) 964-2968 X (418) 585-3544 A (819) 737-2296 S (418) 962-8211 A (819) 832-4314 A (450) 782-3188 A (819) 849-4023 G (819) 876-2528 G (819) 964-2968 X (418) 242-2947 X (418) 335-2981 A (819) 377-4382 A (819) 964-2968 X (450) 532-2307 AG (819) 825-6963 A (450) 370-4770 GX (819) 752-6560 A (819) 895-8757 XN (819) 978-0264 X (819) 666-2237 X CTQ3 50,13,50 62,06,45 0 CGD2 48,33,48 71,36,57 350 (418) 533-2316 (418) 668-8745 CSC6 CSD6 CTP3 CTY3 CTM3 CST6 CSA7 CTE3 (819) 732-4424 ( 418) 589-9511 (819) 666-2332 (Summer) (819) 459-2116 (418) 673-1312(Summer) (819) 662-3300 (819) 472-1011 (418) 538-3866 48,29,59 49,12,15 48,21,15 45,35,09 49,56,42 48,06,36 45,51,16 50,15,48 78,07,04 68,20,26 74,06,10 75,52,05 71,08,10 75,21,57 72,23,22 63,33,02 990 125 1325 340 1310 1375 320 100 ° ° Enroute Low Altitude Chart (IFR map) 76 ° 72 ° 72 72 ° ° ° GREENLAND 64 ICELAND 64 64 ° ° ° 68 EL ° 68 ° AR OC CTI EA C N 68 GREENLAND E LESMER YUKON TERRITORY WH ITE HOR SE 56 ° 52 NDIK PA OC CIFI EA C N ° ATL IN E AMUN DS GULF EN GREA TB LAKE EAR CAMBRIDGE BAY BOOTHIA NUNAVUT BATHURST BAKER INLET LAKE FORT SIMPNORTHWEST SON TERRITORIES YELLOWKN IFE FO NELSRT ON RANKIN INLET ° FOXE BASIN COATS ISLAND D LAN BER LA CUM NINSU PE ° 44° 40° R ISHE FROB AY B 56 ° 120° 112° 104° 96° 88° ° ° ° AVA UNG 80° 52 36° 72° 64° 56° PA OC CIFI EA C N ° 56 NUNAVUT YUKON TERRITORY ° 52 O TORONT 128 60 ° 56 LAKE K ° ATHABA WOLLASTON AY HUDSON 48 INUKJUA SCA KITIM BRITISH SE B BAY LAKE AT GOO NEWFOUNDLAND COLUMBIA PRIN H C S E AND U ALBERTA GEOR WAB MANITOBA GE LABRADOR EDMONTO BAY STI BIG TROUT JAMES N ICO FLIN FLON 44° ER LAKE ANT VANC QUÉBEC I AND OUVE IM G T U O R HIC C CALGAR SASKATCHEWAN P.E.I. S Y THUNDER TIMMIN REGINA N.B. N WINNIPEG BAYONTARIO CTO TIC 40° AN N MON N.S. L ATL CEA SAULT STE MARIE TRÉA O MON 48 ALASKA 60 IN BAFFY BA ° ° KLO 60 ALASKA AL AS KA HIG HW AY 60 DEVON ISLAND ICELAND LO 9 ° MA CK DEL ENZIE TA 64 ° RESOLUTE 68 ° 76 76 76 ° 72 ALERT BANK ISLAN S D 13 07 03 04 10 11 11 09 17 17 14 14 Code CSS7 CSU7 CTN3 CTS3 CTV2 CSA9 CTU4 CSF8 CTP4 CTD3 CSP8 CTX2 CTH6 CSH8 CSM6 CSW8 CSE6 CSB6 CSA4 CTA7 CSF9 CST8 CSE8 CST9 CSY8 CTI3 CSB9 Lat (N) 47,19,17 46,37,00 46,57,11 48,31,12 46,32,55 46,24,43 46,07,03 46,39,06 54,50,42 48,39,06 46,56,23 48,09,34 47,27,41 50,39,27 46,14,32 49,44,04 50,25,00 45,38,02 45,38,44 45,37,40 45,34,10 45,37,57 46,08,27 46,09,42 50,11,21 45,27,52 47,02,12 Long (W) Alt Fuel AOE 72,45,54 670 72,37,33 427 74,53,32 1325 76,09,45 1250 75,25,07 753 75,31,12 660 75,06,55 720 73,53,42 1190 69,52,55 1657 71,08,45 580 71,44,42 685 76,08,16 1420 72,46,52 475 68,49,22 1300 76,02,54 560 77,37,11 775 73,52,00 1229 74,58,39 130 73,35,49 40 73,27,17 30 73,40,16 42 73,46,44 65 74,38,30 800 74,35,11 771 61,45,14 35 75,40,48 125 76,32,12 1200 Telephone Su (819) 523-2655 (819) 538-8623 (819) 623-6212 (819) 737-4684 (819) 623-6559 (819) 597-2656 (450) 662-1595 (450) 833-6836 (418) 673-1312(Summer) (418) 673-1312(Summer) (418) 337-2099 (819) 737-8681 (819) 523-9616 (418) 589-9511(Summer) (819) 465-2735 (819) 739-2321 (418) 923-3236 (819) 428-2769 (514) 648-1856 (450) 655-2691 (450) 663-4311 (450) 625-1680 (819) 425-8303 (819) 425-5662 (418) 726-3657 (819) 643-5800 (819) 465-2735 CSD9 CSE9 CSB7 CSN8 CTC2 CSP9 CSW9 CSV9 CSZ9 CSM8 CSG8 CTA5 45,41,00 47,53,31 47,27,30 46,45,05 46,11,34 46,52,55 46,30,53 45,30,10 54,49,41 50,17,56 46,46,40 48,05,07 76,12,31 74,38,26 69,14,31 71,23,39 73,39,16 75,19,18 74,59,25 73,15,08 66,48,05 66,24,56 78,58,17 77,53,19 (819) 456-2981 (819) 667-2295 (418) 859-2533 (418) 871-4455 (450) 883-2387 (819) 586-2220 (819) 275-2794 (450) 658-2041 (418) 673-1312(Summer) (418) 962-5944 (819) 627-3471 (819) 738-7437 640 1350 690 133 720 817 823 25 1616 255 884 1000 49,11,56 68,17,07 76 (418) 589-9926 47,26,36 46,21,54 49,54,00 49,53,16 48,24,00 45,29,00 52,48,22 45,23,27 50,29,46 46,59,27 48,48,31 45,41,06 45,38,09 45,34,44 45,21,00 45,31,58 45,31,57 46,13,13 45,26,47 45,27,52 53,28,58 46,52,45 46,48,26 46,48,22 46,50,15 46,50,02 48,26,28 47,51,00 51,13,16 46,07,00 46,01,52 45,46,16 50,17,17 45,26,59 46,21,19 (418) 435-2935 G (819) 294-6656 A (418) 748-2602 (418) 748-8242 (819) 764-5191 A (819) 363-2245 (418) 287-5666 (450) 973-9655 A (418) 538-2866 (418) 829-0476 A (819) 333-4047 (450) 437-3400 A (514) 494-2000 O (450) 378-0189 AXN (450) 452-3000 (514) 338-2050 A (450) 468-3431 GA (819) 293-2004 (819) 772-2100 B (819) 778-2112 (819) 638-2988 (418) 845-7000 B (418) 643-9880 (418) 648-7488 (418) 649-5870 B (418) 623-6501 (418) 724-1111 (418) 648-7488 (418) 947-2766 P (514) 494-2000 G (450) 228-3451 (450) 565-2001 (418) 845-7000 A (819) 346-1110 A (819) 697-3333 A 70,30,59 72,23,46 74,23,00 74,24,01 71,07,01 71,40,00 67,06,08 72,45,58 59,28,50 70,49,36 79,15,06 73,55,52 73,33,44 73,45,02 74,05,00 73,42,44 73,24,42 72,38,52 75,43,35 75,44,12 75,01,53 71,11,38 71,12,42 71,12,13 71,13,31 71,17,02 68,32,33 69,32,00 58,38,36 74,18,00 74,03,12 74,01,37 66,24,35 71,52,10 72,33,49 100 31 1150 1270 451 597 2009 295 102 170 900 221 179 130 160 60 96 33 220 180 874 320 352 20 88 65 45 10 105 1250 1100 340 220 722 180 46,54,00 71,30,00 550 (418) 844-5000 48,06,13 77,48,24 1010 45,15,49 74,08,57 100 (819) 824-2711 O (450) 377-5560 X Unavoidable overflight Held every two years Abitibi-Témiscamingue 14 Points of Interest Cité de lor Val-dOr Fort-Témiscamingue National Historic Site Ville-Marie Maison Dumulon Rouyn-Noranda Musée minéralogique Malartic Parc national d'Aiguebelle Festivals and Special Events March: Lake Abitibi Crossing La Sarre June: Festival forestier Senneterre July: Tour de lAbitibi Val-dOr August: Truck Rodeo Notre-Dame-du-Nord October: Festival du cinéma international Rouyn-Noranda Bas-Saint-Laurent 03 Points of Interest Canyon Portes de lEnfer Saint-Narcisse-de-Rimouski Fort Ingall/Roseraie du Témiscouata Cabano Musée de Kamouraska Musée de la mer Pointe-au-Père Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent Rivière-du-Loup Musée régional Rimouski Parc national du Bic Phare de lÎle Verte Festivals and Special Events June: Festival Rodéo Country Rivière-du-Loup June-July: Fêtes du Québec maritime July: Painting symposium Kamouraska September: Festijazz international Rimouski Cantons-de-lEst 08 Points of Interest Abbey Saint-Benoît-du-Lac Astrolab Notre-Dame-des-Bois Capelton Mines North Hatley J.-Armand-Bombardier Museum Valcourt Musée des beaux-arts Sherbrooke Nature and Sciences Museum Sherbrooke Mine damiante à ciel ouvert Asbestos Parc de la Gorge-de-Coaticook Parc national de la Yamaska Parc national du Mont-Mégantic Parc national du Mont-Orford Zoo Granby Festivals and Special Events February: Grand Prix Valcourt Challenge sur glace du Canada Sherbrooke June: International Bromont Bromont June-August: Orford Festival Magog-Orford July: Fête du lac des Nations and Great Canadian Fireworks Fest Sherbrooke September: Wine Harvest Festival Magog-Orford Centre-du-Québec 20 Points of Interest Musée des Abénakis Odanak Musée des religions Nicolet Musée Laurier Victoriaville Village québécois dantan Drummondville Festivals and Special Events May: Festival international de musique actuelle Victoriaville June: Festival des fromages Warwick July: Hot Air Balloon Festival of Bécancour Bécancour Mondial des cultures Drummondville August: Festival du cochon Sainte-Perpétue Charlevoix 05 Points of Interest Casino La Malbaie Centre dexposition Baie-Saint-Paul Domaine Forget Saint-Irénée Massif de Petite-Rivière-Saint-François Moulins de lIsle-aux-Coudres Musée de Charlevoix La Malbaie Musée maritime de Charlevoix Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive Parc national des Grands-Jardins Parc national des Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie Festivals and Special Events February-March: Raid international Ukatak June-August: Domaine Forget International Music Festival Saint-Irénée August: International Symposium of Contemporary Art Baie-Saint-Paul October: Rallye international de Charlevoix Charlevoix Points of Interest Centre des migrations Montmagny Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière Sainte-Croix Lieu historique national de la Grosse-Île-etle-Mémorial-des-Irlandais Mine à ciel ouvert Black Lake Musée maritime du Québec LIslet-sur-Mer Musée minéralogique et minier Thetford Mines Parc des Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Lévis (Charny) Parc national de Frontenac Parc régional du Massif-du-Sud Seigneurie des Aulnaies Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies Festivals and Special Events June: Grand prix cycliste de Beauce Saint-Georges La gigue en fête folk festival Sainte-Marie* August: Festivent Saint-Jean-Chrysostome Fête des chants de marins Saint-Jean-Port-Joli September: World Accordion Jamboree Montmagny Points of Interest Cultural and Interpretation Centre HavreSaint-Pierre Musée régional de la Côte-Nord Sept-Îles Parc national d'Anticosti Réserve de parc national du Canada de lArchipel-de-Mingan Festivals and Special Events August: Festival Innu Nikamu Maliotenam Gaspésie 02 Points of Interest Bioparc de la Gaspésie Bonaventure Musée acadien du Québec Bonaventure Musée de la Gaspésie Gaspé Parc national de la Gaspésie Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé Parc national de Miguasha Parc national du Canada de Forillon Phares : Cap-des-Rosiers et Pointe-à-la-Renommée Reford Gardens Grand-Métis Site historique du Banc-de-Paspébiac Paspébiac Site historique Matamajaw - Causapscal Festivals and Special Events June: Festival en chanson Petite-Vallée June-September: International Garden Festival Grand-Métis August: Fête du vol libre Mont-Saint-Pierre Maximum Blues Carleton October: Festival La Virée Carleton Îles-de-la-Madeleine 01 Points of Interest Îles-de-la-Madeleine La Grave Havre-Aubert Musée de la mer Havre-Aubert Festivals and Special Events August: Sand Castle Contest Havre-Aubert September: Islands Cup Cap-aux-Meules October: Festival international Conte en Îles Fatima Lanaudière 10 Points of Interest Île des Moulins Terrebonne Musée dart Joliette Parc des Chutes-Dorwin Rawdon Parc des Chutes-Monte-à-Peine-et-des-Dalles Saint-Jean-de-Matha Parc national du Mont-Tremblant Parc régional des Sept-Chutes Saint-Zénon Festivals and Special Events June-July: Festival international de Lanaudière Joliette July: Festival Mémoire et racines Saint-Charles-Borromée August: International Junior Tennis Open of Canada Repentigny LO 5 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES LO 7 LO 1 48 ° ALBERTA 44° LO 2 ° 52 LO 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA LO 3 SASKATCHEWAN LO 4 40° ° 48 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR QUÉBEC LO 8 44° P.E.I. ONTARIO LO 6 N.B. 40° TIC AN N ATL CEA O N.S. 36° 36° 128 ° 120° 112° 104° 96° 88° 80° 72° 64° 56° To learn how to obtain these charts and documents from authorized aeronautical chart agents, contact: Points of Interest Centre de villégiature Mont-Tremblant Centre dexposition Mont-Laurier Musée dart contemporain des Laurentides Saint-Jérôme Parc national d'Oka Festivals and Special Events January: Ericsson World Cup Freestyle Fest Mont-Tremblant June-July: Classique internationale de Blainville Blainville July: Tremblant International Blues Festival Mont-Tremblant Festival des arts Saint-Sauveur July-August: 1001 pots Val-David Laval 19 Points of Interest Cosmodôme Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Festivals and Special Events July-August: Festival de Trois August: Festival des petits trains LEstival de Sainte-Rose Manicouagan 16 Points of Interest Archéo-Topo Les Bergeronnes Barrage Daniel-Johnson Manic-Cinq Centre dinterprétation des mammifères marins Tadoussac Centre dinterprétation et dobservation du Cap-de-Bon-Désir Phare de Pointe-des-Monts Baie-Trinité Festivals and Special Events June: Festival de la chanson Tadoussac Symposium de peinture Baie-Comeau July: Festival du crabe Chute-aux-Outardes Pow Wow Essipit Mauricie 07 Points of Interest Cité de lénergie Shawinigan Les Forges-du-Saint-Maurice National Historic Site Trois-Rivières Parc national du Canada de la Mauricie Québec Museum of Folk Culture Trois-Rivières Sanctuaire de Notre-Dame-du-Cap Cap-de-la-Madeleine Vieux-Trois-Rivières Festivals and Special Events July: Festival de théâtre de rue Shawinigan August: Grand Prix Trois-Rivières September: Classique internationale de canots de la Mauricie Shawinigan Festival western Saint-Tite October: Festival international de la poésie Trois-Rivières NAV CANADA Aeronautical Publications Sales and Distribution Unit P.O. Box 9840, Station T Ottawa ON K1G 6S8 Canada Air Pilot Instruments Procedures Québec Tel.: 1 866 731-7827 Fax: 1 866 740-9992 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.navcanada.ca www.ecofly.org f l y @ e c o f l y. o r g Tel.: 1 866 530-4772 is dedicated to the development and promotion of a network of all-season destinations for adventure tourism and ecotourism. Aerotourism circuits and stops are designed to attract tourist pilots from Canada, the United States and Europe. These pilots must: make sure they have enough fuel (fuel is not available at all airfields and water aerodromes, particularly in remote regions); if possible, equip the aircraft with a C-mode beacon; make sure that all crew and passengers wear or bring warm clothing able to withstand the temperatures they would be exposed to in the event of an emergency landing; have the minimum equipment required on board aircrafts operated in remote regions, including: 1 metal fuel funnel with a water separating filter; 1 container of oil; 1 small portable semi-rotary pump for drum refuelling; have the tools and parts needed for minor repairs to the engine and airframe. Everything You Want to Know About Québec If Nunavik interests you www.bonjourquebec.com 1 877 BONJOUR (1 877 266-5687) stop first in Inuit villages where certain basic services, such as accommodation, food and fuel, are available; contact the Nunavik Tourist Association by phone at 1 888 594-3224 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Questions? Information on the following is available at the phone number or Web address given below: Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs); ground and flight safety; air carriers. Transport Canada General Aviation Tel.: (514) 633-3297 Web: www.tc.gc.ca Festivals and Special Events June-July: Valleyfield Regatta Salaberry-de-Valleyfield July: Festival de la gibelotte Sorel-Tracy August: International Balloon Festival Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Montréal 12 Points of Interest Biodôme Botanical Garden Casino Fine Arts Museum Musée dart contemporain Parc du Mont-Royal Parc Jean-Drapeau Parc olympique Saint Josephs Oratory Vieux-Montréal Festivals and Special Events January-February: Fête des neiges February: Montréal High Lights Festival May -June: Festival de théâtre des Amériques* Womens World Cup Cycling Event June: Canada Grand Prix June-July: Montréal International Jazz Festival July: Just for Laughs Festival July-August: Les Francofolies Divers/cité Montréal Gay and Lesbian Pride Celebration August: Tennis Masters Canada/Rogers AT&T Cup Molson Indy Montréal August-September: World Film Festival October: Black & Blue Festival Montréal International Festival New Cinema New Media Nord-du-Québec 18 Points of Interest Daniel Weetaluktuk Museum Inukjuak Mining Centre Chibougamau Monts Torngat Parc national des Pingualuit Robert-Bourassa Facility Radisson Outaouais 13 Points of Interest Canadian Museum of Civilization Gatineau Casino Gatineau Parc de la Gatineau Parc national de Plaisance Parc Oméga Montebello Laurentides 11 ECOfly INTERNATIONAL More experienced pilots visiting more remote regions Points of Interest Centre de la nature Mont-Saint-Hilaire Exporail Saint-Constant Fort-Chambly National Historic Site Chambly Fort-Lennox National Historic Site Saint-Paul-de-lÎleaux-Noix Maison nationale des Patriotes Saint-Denis Parc archéologique de la Pointe-du-Buisson Beauharnois (Melocheville) Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno Parc Safari 2002 Hemmingford Pointe-du-Moulin Historic Park Île Perrot Vaudreuil-Soulanges Regional Museum Vaudreuil Duplessis 17 Chaudière-Appalaches 06 Always inquire about weather conditions and forecasts. Consult Flight Planning from NAV CANADA at www.navcanada.ca. Always check the NOTAMs. Dont forget to file and close your flight plan. Keep away from demonstrations or air show zones and permanent restriction zones. Make sure you have the latest edition of aeronautical publications. Because of the climate and isolation of this region, it is preferable to: Canada Flight Supplement (CFS and WAS) Québec offers an astounding variety of natural and cultural attractions. And when it comes time to celebrate, its 20 regions have no lack of imagination. Here's a selection of the most attractive sites and most popular events that are yours to discover in Québec throughout the year. For Your Safety Index of VFR aeronautical charts (Scale 1:500 000) HAZEN STRAIT 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 Name Lac-à-Beauce Lac-à-la-Tortue Lac Beauregard Lac Berthelot Lac-des-Écorces Lac-des-Îles Lac Gagnon Lac Kaiagamac Lac Pau (Caniapiscau) Lac Sébastien Lac Sept-Îles Lac Trévet La Tuque Manicouagan/Lac Louise Maniwaki/Blue Sea Lake Matagami Mistassini Montebello Montréal/Boisvert & fils Montréal/Boucherville Montréal/Delco Aviation Montréal/Marina Venise Mont-Tremblant/Lac Duhamel Mont-Tremblant/Lac Ouimet Natashquan (Lac de l'avion) Ottawa/Gatineau Parc de La Vérendrye (Le Domaine) Parc Gatineau Parent Pohénégamook Québec/Lac Saint-Augustin Saint-Alphonse/Lac Cloutier Sainte-Anne-du-Lac Sainte-Véronique Saint-Mathias Schefferville/Squaw Lake Sept-Îles/Lac des Rapides Témiscaming/Lac Kipawa Val-d'Or/Hydrobase Piché-Dubuisson 300 16 Baie-Comeau/ CSN9 Héli-Manicouagan 301 05 Baie-Saint-Paul CTD4 302 20 Bécancour CSV3 303 18 Chibougamau CSB4 304 18 Chibougamau (HQ) CSE2 305 15 Chicoutimi (HQ) CHQ2 306 08 East Angus CSG2 307 17 Fermont CSD5 308 08 Granby/Artopex Plus CTR4 309 17 Harrington Harbour CTH5 310 04 Île d'Orléans CSR5 311 14 La Sarre CSL2 312 11 Montréal (Bell) CSW5 313 12 Montréal East (AIM) CSH9 314 19 Montréal/Laval (Artopex Plus) CLP2 315 09 Montréal/Les Cèdres CSH6 316 12 Montréal (Sacré-Cur) CSZ8 317 09 Montréal/Saint-Hubert Hélicraft CTG2 318 20 Nicolet CSK9 319 13 Ottawa/Gatineau (Casino) CTA9 320 13 Ottawa/Hull (ExpressAir) CTH4 321 18 Poste Lemoyne (Complexe LG-3) CSY6 322 04 Québec/Beauport CTS2 323 04 Québec (Complexe H) CSZ2 324 04 Québec (Garde côtière) CTJ2 325 04 Québec/Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus CTJ5 326 04 Québec (SQ) CSQ2 327 03 Rimouski (HQ ) CSR4 328 03 Rivière-du-Loup CSS2 329 17 Saint-Augustin CTH9 330 11 Sainte-Agathe (AIM) CSV2 331 11 Sainte-Marguerite CSF6 332 11 Saint-Jérôme (HQ) CSZ6 333 17 Sept-Îles (HQ) CTA2 334 08 Sherbrooke (CHUS)/Désourdy CSG7 335 07 Trois-Rivières (Centre CTP6 hospitalier Sainte-Marie) 336 04 Valcartier/ CYOY (W/C J.H.L. (Joe) Lecomte) 337 14 Val-d'Or/L'Escale CTR5 338 09 Valleyfield (Ciment Deval inc.) CSY5 Useful Publications AR OC CTI EA C N TR 07 07 11 14 11 11 13 10 17 15 04 14 07 16 13 18 18 13 12 09 19 19 11 11 17 13 13 Heliports Water aerodromes 200 17 Aguanish 201 15 Alma (Rivière la Grande Décharge) 202 14 Amos (Lac Figuery) 203 16 Baie-Comeau 204 07 Barrage Gouin 205 13 Cascades 206 15 Chute-des-Passes/Lac Margane 207 07 Clova/Lac Duchamp 208 20 Drummondville 209 17 Havre-Saint-Pierre ID 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 Land of Contrasts and Diversity Montérégie 09 Before you leave, take a look at the tourist guide for the region you are planning to visit or go to www.bonjourquebec.com. The website provides all kinds of information on what there is to do and see across Québec. You can even reserve accommodations, buy tickets for shows, rent a car and much more! (Toll-free from Canada and the United States) Tourist Information Centres Festivals and Special Events February: Winterlude Gatineau Keskinada Loppet Gatineau May: Canadian Tulip Festival Gatineau July-August: Casino du Lac-Leamy Sound of Light Gatineau August: Upper Gatineau Whitewater Festival Maniwaki September: Hot Air Balloon Festival Gatineau Région de Québec 04 Points of Interest Canyon Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne de Beaupré Île dOrléans Jardin zoologique du Québec Charlesbourg (Québec) Musée de la civilisation Québec Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec Québec Parc Aquarium du Québec Sainte-Foy (Québec) Parc de la Chute-Montmorency Parc des Champs-de-Bataille Québec Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier Port de Québec Shrine Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Vieux-Québec Festivals and Special Events January-February: Québec Winter Carnival February: Québec Festiglace The North Face Pont-Rouge June: Festival dhumour de Québec Le Grand Rire Bleue Mountain Bike World Cup Mont-Sainte-Anne Québec City Horse Show July: Québec City Summer Festival July-August: Grands Feux Loto-Québec August: Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France International Festival of Military Bands Québec Air Show* October-November: Challenge Bell December-January: Québec City Celebrates Christmas SaguenayLac-Saint-Jean 15 Points of Interest Fjord du Saguenay La Pulperie Saguenay Les Grands Jardins Normandin Musée amérindien Mashteuiatsh Parc national de la Pointe-Taillon Parc national des Monts-Valin Parc national du Saguenay Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park Site de la Nouvelle-France Saint-Félix-dOtis Village historique Val-Jalbert Zoo sauvage Saint-Félicien Festivals and Special Events February: Carnaval Souvenir Saguenay July: Les dix jours Western Dolbeau-Mistassini Lac Saint-Jean International Swimming Marathon Roberval August: Festival de la montgolfière Saguenay Touring Québec by air is a practical tool for discovering the variety of airport and tourist facilities available and for helping you choose a Québec destination. Touring Québec by air includes a list of airport infrastructures, useful aeronautical information for pilots and a description of Québecs tourist regions and main attractions. QUICK REFERENCE CANPASS Processing Centre Tel.: (514) 350-6137 CANPASS Reporting Centre Tel.: 1 888 226-7277 NAV CANADA www.navcanada.ca Tel.: 1 800 876-4693 Parks Canada www.pc.gc.ca Tel.: 1 888 773-8888 Société de la faune et des parcs du Québec www.fapaq.gouv.qc.ca Tel. : 1 800 561-1616 Tourisme Québec www.bonjourquebec.com Tel.: 1 877 266-5687 Transport Canada www.tc.gc.ca Tel.: (514) 633-3297 For additional copies, phone the Direction des communications toll free at 1 888 355-0511 or write to the mail or e-mail address below: Montréal 1255, rue Peel Peel (at the corner of Sainte-Catherine) Québec City 12, rue Sainte-Anne (across from the Château Frontenac) Direction des communications Ministère des Transports du Québec 700, boul. René-Lévesque Est, 27e étage Québec (Québec) G1R 5H1 E-mail: [email protected] www.mtq.gouv.qc.ca The data in the aerotourism map were up to date at the time of printing. This map must not be used as an aeronautical chart The Canadian engineer John A.D. McCurdy made the first flight over Canadian soil on February 23, 1909. He took off from the frozen surface of Bras d'Or Lake, near Baddeck, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, aboard the biplane " Silver Dart" . Did you know? Customs procedures have been simplified The CANPASS program makes border crossing easier for low-risk travellers. This program is available to citizens and permanent residents of Canada and to citizens and foreign residents of the United States who meet the eligibility criteria for visitors to Canada. CANPASS members can cross the border without direct intervention by customs officials. Clearance of private aircraft is handled through a telephone reporting system. The number to dial is 1 888 CANPASS (1 888 226-7277). Clearance of private aircraft whose crew and passengers are not holders of CANPASS permits is also handled through a telephone reporting system. The number to dial is 1 888 CANPASS (1 888 226-7277), but the reporting procedure is different from that for CANPASS members. For more information contact: CANPASS Processing Centre 400, place D'Youville Montréal (Québec) H2Y 2C2 Tel.: (514) 350-6137 Fr e n c h o r E n g l i s h m ay b e u s e d i n a e r o n a u t i c a l communications. This document was produced by the Service du transport aérien in collaboration with the Service de la géomatique, and published by the Direction des communications of the ministère des Transports du Québec, March 2004. Graphic design: Iris Design Photos: Archives nationales du Canada Ministère des Transports du Québec Tourisme Québec Total or partial reproduction is prohibited unless written permission is obtained from the ministère des Transports du Québec. A passion for flying... Of the two Wright brothers, Orville (1871-1948) was the one who made the first flight at 10:35 on the morning of December 17, 1903. The flight took place in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, and the plane was the "Flyer", which had a 16-horsepower engine and two propellers. It was Wilbur (1867-1912) who made the first turn in the air, on September 15, 1904, and a complete circle five days later. Touring Québec by air