Grand Manan Airport

Grand Manan, CA 🇨🇦 Small Airport

ICAO

CCN2

IATA

Elevation

238 ft

Region

CA-NB

Local Time

Airport Information

GPS Code: CCN2

Local Code: CCN2

Location: 44.713299° N, -66.796402° E

Continent: NA

Type: Small Airport

Keywords: CN2

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For Pilots

Designation	Length	Width	Surface	Status
`06/24`	3000 ft	75 ft	ASP	Active Lighted

Type	Description	Frequency
ATF	ATF	`123.2 MHz`

Ident	Name	Type	Frequency
`6E`	Grand Manan	NDB	`387 kHz`

Airport Routes

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Ground Transportation

Ground Transportation Information

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Taxis

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Rental Cars

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Public Transportation

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deer and birds on strip Posted by on August 24, 2011

pilots should keep a sharp lookout for deer and birds on the strip