Cold Lake Airfield (CYOD)

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Cold Lake Airport (CYOD/YOD) in Canada is a civil airfield primarily supporting VFR traffic at an elevation of 541 meters. It features multiple asphalt runways, including two primary runways each 3,840 meters long and several others ranging from 2,520 to 3,048 meters. The airport is equipped with various communication frequencies, including ATIS, ground, tower, departure, and clearance delivery, making it a well-coordinated facility for aviation operations.

Country
CACA
Type
Civil Airfield
Coordinates
54.405000 , -110.280000
Traffic Type
VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
260.000atisAtisAtisNoneYesNo
120.600otherOtherClnc DelNoneYesNo
230.600otherOtherClnc DelNoneYesNo
124.500departureDepartureDepNoneYesNo
322.800departureDepartureDepNoneYesNo
121.900groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
275.800groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
275.800groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
126.200towerTowerCold Lake TowerNoneYesNo
126.200towerTowerCold Lake TowerNoneYesNo
226.500towerTowerCold Lake TowerNoneYesYes
226.500towerTowerCold Lake TowerNoneYesYes

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
0438°AsphaltAsphalt2520m60mUnknown—None
0438°AsphaltAsphalt2520m60mUnknown—None
22218°AsphaltAsphalt2520m60mUnknown—None
13L128°AsphaltAsphalt3840m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
22218°AsphaltAsphalt2520m60mUnknown—None
31R308°AsphaltAsphalt3840m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
31R308°AsphaltAsphalt3840m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
13R128°AsphaltAsphalt3048m45mUnknown—None
13R128°AsphaltAsphalt3048m45mUnknown—None
31L308°AsphaltAsphalt3048m45mUnknown—None
31L308°AsphaltAsphalt3048m45mUnknown—None

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