Kluatanton Airport

Not applicable. As the airport's existence and operational history cannot be confirmed, a reason for closure cannot be determined. The entry is most likely a data error, a fictitious entry, or perhaps a planned airstrip that was never constructed.

The site at the specified coordinates (56.833332, -128.133331) is undeveloped, remote wilderness. The terrain is mountainous and heavily forested, completely unsuitable for aviation without massive terraforming. There is no infrastructure or any trace of a former airport at this location.

There is no verifiable historical significance. The airport does not appear in any official Canadian aviation records, including those from Transport Canada or NAV CANADA. The identifier 'CA-0195' is not a standard Canadian airport code. Furthermore, satellite imagery of the precise coordinates reveals rugged, mountainous terrain with no discernible runway, taxiways, or any aviation-related structures. The name 'Kluatanton' does not correspond to any known settlement or major geographical feature in the immediate vicinity. The airport's record appears to be a 'ghost' entry in one or more non-authoritative databases.

None. Since there is no physical airport infrastructure at the site and its historical existence is unverified, there are no plans or prospects for 'reopening'.