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Sechelt Aerodrome

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Gateway to Pacific Coast serenity and adventure
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (1 km)
2 destinations

Sechelt Aerodrome YHS serves as a small but vital airfield on Vancouver Island. Located near the town of Sechelt, it provides access to coastal trails and nearby beaches without heavy commercial traffic. The site includes a paved runway suitable for light aircraft and offers basic services such as fuel and parking. Pilots often use this aerodrome for training or short trips between communities along the coast. Its proximity to forests and ocean makes it convenient for nature lovers seeking quick flights over rugged terrain.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Sechelt Aerodrome Summary
Sechelt Aerodrome is an airport near Sechelt in Canada. It currently offers regular passenger service to 2 destinations operated by 1 airlines.
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