Lindsay, CA 🇨🇦 Small Airport
CNF4
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882 ft
CA-ON
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Loading...GPS Code: CNF4
Local Code: CNF4
Location: 44.3647° N, -78.783897° E
Continent: NA
Type: Small Airport
Keywords: NF4
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Designation | Length | Width | Surface | Status |
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03/21 |
2642 ft | 75 ft | GRS | Active |
13/31 |
3500 ft | 75 ft | ASP | Active Lighted |
Type | Description | Frequency |
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CNTR | TORONTO CNTR | 134.25 MHz |
UNIC | ATF/UNICOM | 122.725 MHz |
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Updated runway id from 02/20 to 03/21 to match NavCanada data.
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Known for their legendary buttertarts, be sure to add this to your list for the 100$ hamburger.
Occasional wildlife, so keep an eye out, and it's a popular training spot.
Airport is slowly getting flixed up - but in some places - they only painted a turd.
Runway is nice - but backtrack for 13 can be a pain. Grass strip is not bad - and makes a nice shortcut to clear runway/get to the terminal on busy days. Wildlife can often be a problem on the runways.
What comes after greasy spoon?? ... because that is what the restaurant is. (but some of the food - and the hours - are good)
Cheapest fuel in Southern Ontario - and their new cardlock can get pretty busy on most days because if it.
Unicom/FBO folks are extremely helpful. The AME onsite at the local shop (which restores/repowers old See-Bees) is very good
Check out the airports new website klma.ca
Cute little airport, very well maintained and easy to find. Rather busy local traffic - lots of planes in the nearby Claremont training area and next to the lake Scugog - so keep listening (and advising) on the 122.9 before getting close to Lindsay. It is also a popular destination for the local "100$ hamburger" cross-countries, check out their restaurant next to the FBO! :-)
Local government is considering whether to keep Lindsay Airport open or sell off the land to developers. Here's the online petition to keep the airport open:
http://lindsay.epetitions.net/
As you can see from the other comments, this is a popular airport with transient pilots.
I skipped the restaurant since it was a refuelling stop in the morning, but it sounds like I missed some good food. The FBO staff were very friendly as well.
Butter tarts yes. Also - there are go carts next to the field. It's a back track runway - though so don't be too tight on the plane in front of you.
Linday has a small restaraunt on the airfield that has decent food and seems to attract a fair amount of locals from town. One of the better on airport restaraunts in southern Ontario