ICAO Code | CYTZ/YTZ |
Last Validated | Jul 2007 |
City | Toronto, Ont. |
Position | 43°37'39"N 079°23'46"W |
Runway(s) | 06/24, 08/26, 15/33 |
Elevation | 251 ft |
Toronto City Centre mainly serves recreational flights and flightschools. Recently, scheduled commercial flights were started. The airport also has a role in air traffic control during the Canadian International Air Show, which is held annually over Lake Ontario during Labour Day Weekend. The best spots to view the show are presented on the map as well. The short line closest to the shore is the low speed flightline, the longer one is the high speed flightline.
The airport was built in 1939 and features the typical Canadian triangle runways to deal with all kinds of weather conditions. All facilities are located to the north side of the runways.
The airport can only be reached by the world's shortest scheduled ferry service, which runs from Bathurst Street to the airport. There is no access to the airport from one of the Toronto Islands. Directions to the other vantage points are listed under their respective bullets.
Stefan Bratner took this photo of a Porter Airlines Dash 8 from spot 3, Hanlan's Point, which gives you Toronto's city centre as background.
121.700 | Ground |
118.200/119.200 | Tower |
226.500 | Tower |
133.400/363.800 | Departure |
133.600 | ATIS |
133.400/358.100 | Approach |
Airspec | Ce441 |
Fox Flight | Ce500, Lj36 |
The Helicopter Company | Bell 206 |
National Helicopters | Bell 206, Bell 212 |
Porter Airlines | DHC-8-400 |
Trans Capital Air | DHC-7 |
CIAS | Canadian International Air Show |
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