Airport News

The City of Oshawa is hosting a series of virtual workshops with community members and airport users to obtain input on the Draft Proposed Noise Abatement Procedures for the Oshawa Executive Airport. The draft procedures were developed in consultation with H.M. Aero Aviation Consulting, a professional team of individuals with significant airport-related experience including familiarity with the creation of noise abatement procedures.

The Draft Proposed Noise Abatement Procedures outlined in Report...

The City of Oshawa advises that the Highway of Heroes Tree Campaign, in partnership with Trees for Life, the Ontario Regiment Museum and the City, will be planting hundreds of trees at the Oshawa Executive Airport South Field, located at 1000 Stevenson Road North in Oshawa.

Planting will occur in two phases beginning this November on the City-owned community buffer located adjacent to the Ontario Regiment Museum, and is part of the Highway of Heroes Tree Tribute, which honours fallen members of the...

We have received multiple inquires over the past few weeks of a large white and blue aircraft flying over Oshawa. The aircraft in question is a BT-67 Basslier aircraft (Turbine DC-3) operated by Enterprise Airlines out of the Oshawa Executive Airport. Enterprise has been operating these type of aircrafts for almost 20 years now here in Oshawa.  They currently operate 3 of these aircraft and are adding a fourth aircraft to their fleet in a few weeks. 

Two of the aircraft undertake geomagnetic...

This summer, the Oshawa Executive Airport will undertake phase two of an air quality assessment and noise study for monitoring in the residential areas surrounding the Airport. The study will be run by RWDI Consulting Engineers and Scientists.

Taking into consideration community input, the noise monitoring units (five in total) will be installed in residential locations in proximity to the Airport on Barbados Street, Bessborough Drive, Juniper Street, Revelstoke Court and Woodlea Crescent. Data collected...