Prince Albert Glass Field — Prince Albert, Canada

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The airport code for Prince Albert Glass Field (Prince Albert) is YPA — its ICAO code is CYPA.

Distance & flight time from YPA

Prince Albert Glass Field

Prince Albert Glass Field (YPA) serves Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, a city often called the gateway to the province's northern forests and a historic fur-trading and lumber center on the North Saskatchewan River. The airport provides scheduled commercial flights, charter services, and forest firefighting support, given the city's proximity to extensive boreal forest and Prince Albert National Park, a popular destination for wilderness recreation. YPA's name honors Ernie Glass, a notable local aviator, and the airport serves as a key logistics point for both southern Saskatchewan travelers and northern communities relying on Prince Albert as a regional service center. Forestry, mining, and tourism industries all depend on the airport's connectivity.

Runways at Prince Albert Glass Field (YPA)

RunwayLengthWidthSurface
08/265000 ft (1524 m)150 ft (46 m)ASP
16/342500 ft (762 m)100 ft (30 m)GRS

Radio frequencies for Prince Albert Glass Field (YPA)

TypeDescriptionFrequency
ARRWinnipag Control133.9 MHz
DEPWinnipeg Control133.9 MHz
INFOATHABASKA AWYS129.45 MHz
MFPrince Albert Radio, 5nm below 4400ASL122.3 MHz
RADIOPrince Albert Radio122.3 MHz
RCOWinnipeg Radio123.475 MHz
VDF122.3 MHz

Airports near Prince Albert Glass Field (YPA)

YPA, Prince Albert Glass Field, connects Saskatchewan's gateway city to northern forests and Prince Albert National Park, supporting forestry, tourism, and firefighting logistics.

FAQ

What is the IATA code for Prince Albert Glass Field?

The IATA code for Prince Albert Glass Field is YPA.

What is the ICAO code for Prince Albert Glass Field?

The ICAO code for Prince Albert Glass Field is CYPA. IATA codes are 3 letters used for baggage tags and booking; ICAO codes are 4 letters used by air traffic control and pilots.