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Natashquan Airport

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Coastal gateway to pristine Labrador wilderness
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (1 km)
2 destinations

Natashquan Airport serves a small community in Quebec’s Laurentian region. The airport provides basic services for local flights and emergency access. It sits near forests, lakes and trails popular with hikers and hunters. Mostly used by private planes and occasional charter trips, the facility supports regional travel without large crowds or complex operations. Weather can change quickly here due to its northern location. The area offers quiet scenery and outdoor activities for visitors seeking a peaceful escape from city life.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Natashquan Airport Summary
Natashquan Airport is an airport near Natashquan in Canada. It currently offers regular passenger service to 2 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Air Liaison (DU)
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Central Mountain Air (9M)
13 flights per week
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