Airport News

This summer, the Oshawa Executive Airport has retained the firm RWDI Consulting Engineers and Scientists to undertake an air quality assessment and noise study using monitors installed at the end of the airport’s four runways. 

The air quality assessment will measure particles that contribute to air pollution along with lead and nitrogen dioxide and will consider the impact of aircraft traffic and airport-related activity. Results will be compared to the Ministry of...
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Transport Canada published new drone regulations back on January 9 that are now in effect and enforceable as of June 1. 

For information on the new regulations, where to report a drone incident, and an interactive map of where drones can be operated visit Transport Canada.  Learn more about drone usage under the airport frequently asked questions.

Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Time: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Location: Airport Terminal Building, Lloyd Chadburn Departure Lounge (1200 Airport Blvd.)

Details: The Airport Community Liaison Committee is inviting community members to their upcoming meeting on Wednesday, June 19. The Airport Community Liaison Committee (A.C.L.C.) is appointed by Council and plays an important role by helping to maintain an open dialogue between the airport and the community. View the meeting agenda...
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The City of Oshawa is looking for community members, particularly Ward 2 residents, to share their feedback on the South Field Master Plan Background Study and the draft preferred land use option for the Study Area that is located on the south field of the Oshawa Executive Airport.

The 2015-2019 Oshawa Airport Business Plan identified a series of key directions, one of which was to undertake a study of the South Field lands and associated land uses. The purpose of the Background...
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NAV Canada has concluded an aeronautical study that will result in the closure the Toronto / Buttonville Air Traffic Control Tower & Contract Weather Office (CWO) effective January 3, 2019.

To mitigate the associated loss of the 24-hour aerodrome forecast (TAF) and maintain support of aircraft operations, a 24-hour automated weather monitoring system (TAF) will be established for the Oshawa Executive Airport (CYOO) starting on January 3, 2019.