Airport News

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...
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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...
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The City of Oshawa would like to hear your thoughts on the Draft Proposed 2021-2022 Oshawa Executive Airport Action Plan.

The draft proposed plan contains 14 action items related to the Oshawa Executive Airport for the City to advance prior to the next term of Council when the next Airport Business Plan, a comprehensive document intended to guide actions and the decision making process at the Airport, will be considered.

Community members may review a copy of the Draft Proposed...
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The Oshawa Executive Airport is regulated by Transport Canada under the Federal Government. The Federal Government has not restricted any domestic aviation activity and as such, both private and business domestic aircraft activity may take place.

The airport is home to two flights schools, Durham Flight Centre (DFC) and Canadian Flight Academy (CFA). In addition to the federal aviation regulations, these schools are also regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities...
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The Oshawa Executive Airport is regulated by Transport Canada under the Federal Government. The Federal Government has not restricted any domestic aviation activity and as such, both private and business domestic aircraft activity may take place.

The airport is home to two flights schools, Durham Flight Centre (DFC) and Canadian Flight Academy (CFA). In addition to the federal aviation regulations, these schools are also regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities...
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