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Wemindji Airport

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Remote gateway to northern Quebec wilderness
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (1 km)
2 destinations

Wymidji Airport serves the small community of Wymidji in Quebec, Canada. Located just off Route 113, it provides a quiet gateway to northern landscapes and local attractions. The airport handles limited commercial flights each year while supporting private planes and regional travel. Visitors can rent cars or arrange shuttles for onward journeys. Nearby trails, lakes and seasonal events make the area appealing for those seeking outdoor activities away from crowded hubs. The terminal is simple, with basic amenities to help travelers transition smoothly between flights and local exploration.

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