Airport

The St. Thomas Municipal Airport offers a range of aviation services and facilities, including:

• 5,050-foot main runway

• Six runways

• Four IFR approaches

• Full fuel service, including jet fuel

• Fixed-wing single and multi-engine charter services

• Flight training

• Aircraft maintenance and repair facilities

• Canada Customs and Immigration services

• Airfield lighting and instrument approaches

• UNICOM airport advisory service

The airport can accommodate piston and turboprop aircraft as well as small and large corporate-class jets.

Doing business in St. Thomas?

The St. Thomas Municipal Airport provides convenient access for corporate and business aviation and plays an important role in connecting businesses with St. Thomas and the surrounding region.

The airport has the capacity to accommodate corporate-class aircraft and offers fuel, maintenance and other aviation services.

A courtesy vehicle is also available for visiting corporate pilots while their customers are conducting business in the community.

Interested in learning to fly?

Flight training is available at the St. Thomas Municipal Airport, providing opportunities for new and experienced pilots to develop their aviation skills.

Training opportunities include professional, commercial and private pilot licensing.

The St. Thomas Municipal Airport does not offer regularly scheduled passenger airline service.

Charter services are available, providing customized air travel options based on individual and business needs.

Aviation businesses located at the airport provide services that support local and visiting aircraft.

Services available on or through the airport include aircraft maintenance and repair, charter operations, flight training and other specialized aviation services.

Airport: St. Thomas Municipal Airport
Airport Codes: YQS / CYQS
Address: 44989 Talbot Line, St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 3S7
Main Runway: 5,050 feet
Airport Type: Uncontrolled airport with UNICOM service

The airport does not have an air traffic control tower. A trained radio operator provides airport advisories to arriving and departing aircraft, with pilots responsible for maintaining appropriate operating separation.

Pilots should always consult current official aeronautical publications and notices for operational information before flying to or from the airport.

The St. Thomas Municipal Airport operates throughout the year, including during the winter months.

The airport is equipped with airfield lighting and instrument approaches to assist aircraft operating at night and during less favourable weather conditions.

The airport is closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Canada Customs and Immigration services are available at the St. Thomas Municipal Airport.

Pilots and operators planning an international arrival should confirm current Canada Border Services Agency requirements, hours and advance-notification requirements before travelling.

Planning a flight?

View current weather conditions at the St. Thomas Municipal Airport.

Have questions about flying into St. Thomas, aircraft capabilities, flight training, winter operations or airport services?

Visit our Airport Frequently Asked Questions for additional information.

Frequently Asked Questions

For information about airport operations, facilities or services, contact:

St. Thomas Municipal Airport
44989 Talbot Line
St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 3S7

Phone: 519-633-5866

Fax: (519) 633-3733

For general questions about City services, please contact the City of St. Thomas at 519-631-1680.

For more Information about Airport Operations, please see our Frequently Asked Questions or contact Dale Arndt, Airport Superintendent at:

Email: darndt@stthomas.ca
Member of the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association