List of airports in Yukon

Last updated October 30, 2025

This is a list of airports in Yukon. It includes all Nav Canada certified and registered water and land airports, aerodromes and heliports in the Canadian territory of Yukon.^[1]^[2] Airport names in italics are part of the National Airports System.^[3]

List of airports and heliports

The list is sorted by the name of the community served; click the sort buttons in the table header to switch listing order.

Community	Airport name	PU PR	AOE^[A]	Operator	Elevation	ICAO	TC LID	IATA	Image	Coordinates
Beaver Creek	Beaver Creek Airport	PU	15^[5]	Government of Yukon	2,131 ft (650 m)	CYXQ		YXQ		62°24′37″N140°52′03″W / 62.41028°N 140.86750°W / 62.41028; -140.86750 (Beaver Creek Airport)
Braeburn Lodge	Braeburn Airport (Cinnamon Bun Airstrip)	PU		Government of Yukon	2,400 ft (730 m)			CEK2		61°29′04″N135°46′35″W / 61.48444°N 135.77639°W / 61.48444; -135.77639 (Braeburn Airport)
Burwash Landing	Burwash Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,645 ft (806 m)	CYDB		YDB		61°22′14″N139°02′24″W / 61.37056°N 139.04000°W / 61.37056; -139.04000 (Burwash Airport)
Carcross	Carcross Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,161 ft (659 m)		CFA4			60°10′27″N134°41′52″W / 60.17417°N 134.69778°W / 60.17417; -134.69778 (Carcross Airport)
Carcross	Carcross Water Aerodrome	PU		J.E. Lishman	2,152 ft (656 m)		CEB7			60°11′00″N134°42′00″W / 60.18333°N 134.70000°W / 60.18333; -134.70000 (Carcross Water Aerodrome)
Carmacks	Carmacks Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	1,770 ft (540 m)		CEX4			62°06′39″N136°10′42″W / 62.11083°N 136.17833°W / 62.11083; -136.17833 (Carmacks Airport)
Chapman Lake	Chapman Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	3,110 ft (950 m)		CEZ2			64°54′13″N138°16′39″W / 64.90361°N 138.27750°W / 64.90361; -138.27750 (Chapman Aerodrome)
Dawson City	Dawson City Airport	PU	15^[6]	Government of Yukon	1,215 ft (370 m)	CYDA		YDA		64°02′32″N139°07′48″W / 64.04222°N 139.13000°W / 64.04222; -139.13000 (Dawson City Airport)
Faro	Faro Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,351 ft (717 m)	CZFA		ZFA		62°12′27″N133°22′33″W / 62.20750°N 133.37583°W / 62.20750; -133.37583 (Faro Airport)
Fort Selkirk	Fort Selkirk Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	1,560 ft (480 m)		CFS3			62°46′06″N137°23′05″W / 62.76833°N 137.38472°W / 62.76833; -137.38472 (Fort Selkirk Aerodrome)
Haines Junction	Haines Junction Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,150 ft (660 m)	CYHT		YHT		60°47′21″N137°32′44″W / 60.78917°N 137.54556°W / 60.78917; -137.54556 (Haines Junction Airport)
Hyland	Hyland Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,831 ft (863 m)		CFT5			61°31′26″N128°16′11″W / 61.52389°N 128.26972°W / 61.52389; -128.26972 (Hyland Airport)
La Biche River	La Biche River Airport	PR		EFLO Energy Yukon	1,356 ft (413 m)		CFP6			60°07′45″N124°02′55″W / 60.12917°N 124.04861°W / 60.12917; -124.04861 (La Biche River Airport)
Eagle Plains	Wiley Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	2,365 ft (721 m)		CAJ2			66°29′28″N136°34′24″W / 66.49111°N 136.57333°W / 66.49111; -136.57333 (Wiley Aerodrome)
Macmillan Pass	Macmillan Pass Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	3,810 ft (1,160 m)		CFC4			63°10′34″N130°12′13″W / 63.17611°N 130.20361°W / 63.17611; -130.20361 (Macmillan Pass Airport)
Mayo	Mayo Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	1,653 ft (504 m)	CYMA		YMA		63°36′59″N135°52′06″W / 63.61639°N 135.86833°W / 63.61639; -135.86833 (Mayo Airport)
McQuesten	McQuesten Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	1,500 ft (460 m)		CFP4			63°36′18″N137°33′49″W / 63.60500°N 137.56361°W / 63.60500; -137.56361 (McQuesten Airport)
Minto Mine	Minto Aerodrome	PR		Cobalt Construction	2,969 ft (905 m)		CMN4			62°36′17″N137°13′19″W / 62.60472°N 137.22194°W / 62.60472; -137.22194 (Minto Aerodrome)
Minto	Minto Landing Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	1,539 ft (469 m)		CML7			62°35′38″N136°52′27″W / 62.59389°N 136.87417°W / 62.59389; -136.87417 (Minto Landing Aerodrome)
Ogilvie River	Ogilvie Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	1,640 ft (500 m)		CFS4			65°40′00″N138°07′00″W / 65.66667°N 138.11667°W / 65.66667; -138.11667 (Ogilve Aerodrome)
Old Crow	Old Crow Airport	PU	15^[7]^[B]	Government of Yukon	816 ft (249 m)	CYOC		YOC		67°34′14″N139°50′21″W / 67.57056°N 139.83917°W / 67.57056; -139.83917 (Old Crow Airport)
Pelly Crossing	Pelly Crossing Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	1,872 ft (571 m)		CFQ6			62°50′15″N136°31′40″W / 62.83750°N 136.52778°W / 62.83750; -136.52778 (Pelly Crossing Airport)
Pine Lake	Pine Lake Aerodrome	PU		Government of Yukon	3,250 ft (990 m)		CFY5			60°06′11″N130°56′01″W / 60.10306°N 130.93361°W / 60.10306; -130.93361 (Daughney Aerodrome)
Ross River	Finlayson Lake Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	3,094 ft (943 m)		CFT3			61°41′29″N130°46′26″W / 61.69139°N 130.77389°W / 61.69139; -130.77389 (Finlayson Lake Airport)
Ross River	Ross River Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,359 ft (719 m)	CYDM		XRR		61°58′14″N132°25′20″W / 61.97056°N 132.42222°W / 61.97056; -132.42222 (Ross River Airport)
Silver City	Silver City Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,570 ft (780 m)		CFQ5			61°01′44″N138°24′27″W / 61.02889°N 138.40750°W / 61.02889; -138.40750 (Silver City Airport)
Teslin	Teslin Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,313 ft (705 m)	CYZW		YZW		60°10′22″N132°44′38″W / 60.17278°N 132.74389°W / 60.17278; -132.74389 (Teslin Airport)
Tincup Wilderness Lodge	Tincup Lake Water Aerodrome	PR		Tincup Wilderness Lodge	2,686 ft (819 m)		CEF9		61°44′56″N139°14′45″W / 61.74889°N 139.24583°W / 61.74889; -139.24583 (Tincup Lake Water Aerodrome)
Twin Creeks	Twin Creeks Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,913 ft (888 m)		CFS7			62°37′10″N131°16′13″W / 62.61944°N 131.27028°W / 62.61944; -131.27028 (Twin Creeks Airport)
Watson Lake	Watson Lake Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,255 ft (687 m)		CYQH	YQH		60°06′59″N128°49′21″W / 60.11639°N 128.82250°W / 60.11639; -128.82250 (Watson Lake Airport)
Watson Lake	Watson Lake Water Aerodrome	PR		Northern Rockies Air Charters	2,232 ft (680 m)		CEJ9		60°07′00″N128°47′00″W / 60.11667°N 128.78333°W / 60.11667; -128.78333 (Watson Lake Water Aerodrome)
Whitehorse	Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport	PU	50 (225)^[8]	Government of Yukon	2,317 ft (706 m)		CYXY	YXY		60°42′34″N135°04′08″W / 60.70944°N 135.06889°W / 60.70944; -135.06889
Whitehorse	Whitehorse/Cousins Airport	PU		Government of Yukon	2,200 ft (670 m)			CFP8		60°48′42″N135°10′56″W / 60.81167°N 135.18222°W / 60.81167; -135.18222 (Whitehorse/Cousins Airport)
Whitehorse (Schwatka Lake)	Whitehorse Water Aerodrome	PU	15^[9]^[C]	City of Whitehorse	2,138 ft (652 m)		CEZ5			60°41′28″N135°02′13″W / 60.69111°N 135.03694°W / 60.69111; -135.03694 (Whitehorse Water Aerodrome)

Defunct airports

Community	Airport name	TC LID	Coordinates
Dawson City	Dawson City Water Aerodrome	CEG7	64°04′00″N139°26′00″W / 64.06667°N 139.43333°W / 64.06667; -139.43333
Faro	Faro/Johnson Lake Water Aerodrome	CFC9	62°12′12″N133°23′33″W / 62.20333°N 133.39250°W / 62.20333; -133.39250
Haines Junction	Haines Junction/Pine Lake Water Aerodrome	CFE8	60°48′10″N137°29′27″W / 60.80278°N 137.49083°W / 60.80278; -137.49083
Teslin	Teslin Water Aerodrome	CEE9	60°10′00″N132°46′00″W / 60.16667°N 132.76667°W / 60.16667; -132.76667 (Teslin Water Aerodrome (defunct))

Notes

↑ An airport of entry has four different categories. An AOE which can accept "all classes of scheduled and non-scheduled aircraft (passenger and cargo)." An AOE/# which can handle aircraft in the previous category but up to maximum number. This number can be exceeded if done in stages as shown in parenthesis. An AOE/15 that can accept general aviation aircraft with a maximum of 15 passengers. An AOE/CAN which can handle aircraft subject to the CANPASS regulations.^[4]
↑ Old Crow is also classified as an AOE/15 for seaplanes.^[7]
↑ Seaplanes only.^[9]

References

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↑ Canada Flight Supplement. Effective 0901 Z 2 October 2025 to 0901Z 27 November 2025.
↑ Nav Canada 's Water Aerodrome Supplement. Effective 0901 Z 26 March 2020 to 0901Z 22 April 2021.
↑ "National Airports System". 25 June 2025. Retrieved 15 October 2025.
↑ "Memorandum D2-5-1" (PDF). Canada Border Services Agency. 25 February 2015. pp. 3, 4. Retrieved 29 October 2025.
↑ "Site Name: Beaver Creek Airport - CYXQ". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.
↑ "Site Name: Dawson City Airport - CYDA". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.
1 2 "Site Name: Old Crow Airport - CYOC". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.
↑ "Site Name: Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport - CYXY". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.
1 2 "Site Name: Schwatka Lake - CEZ5". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

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[5] An airport of entry has four different categories. An AOE which can accept "all classes of scheduled and non-scheduled aircraft (passenger and cargo)." An AOE/# which can handle aircraft in the previous category but up to maximum number. This number can be exceeded if done in stages as shown in parenthesis. An AOE/15 that can accept general aviation aircraft with a maximum of 15 passengers. An AOE/CAN which can handle aircraft subject to the CANPASS regulations.^[4]

[9] Old Crow is also classified as an AOE/15 for seaplanes.^[7]

[12] Seaplanes only.^[9]

[1] Canada Flight Supplement. Effective 0901 Z 2 October 2025 to 0901Z 27 November 2025.

[2] Nav Canada 's Water Aerodrome Supplement. Effective 0901 Z 26 March 2020 to 0901Z 22 April 2021.

[3] "National Airports System". 25 June 2025. Retrieved 15 October 2025.

[4] "Memorandum D2-5-1" (PDF). Canada Border Services Agency. 25 February 2015. pp. 3, 4. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

[6] "Site Name: Beaver Creek Airport - CYXQ". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

[7] "Site Name: Dawson City Airport - CYDA". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

[AOEOC-8] 1 2 "Site Name: Old Crow Airport - CYOC". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

[10] "Site Name: Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport - CYXY". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

[AOEWWA-11] 1 2 "Site Name: Schwatka Lake - CEZ5". Canada Border Services Agency. 22 August 2025. Retrieved 29 October 2025.

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List of airports in Yukon

Contents

List of airports and heliports

Defunct airports

Notes

References