Hall Beach Airport — Sanirajak, Canada

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The airport code for Hall Beach Airport (Sanirajak) is YUX — its ICAO code is CYUX.

Distance & flight time from YUX

Hall Beach Airport

Hall Beach Airport (YUX) serves the small Inuit hamlet of Hall Beach in Nunavut, Canada, located along the Arctic coastline of the Melville Peninsula. As with most Nunavut communities, no road network connects Hall Beach to the outside world, making air transport the only reliable year-round means of accessing the settlement. YUX supports scheduled flights carrying passengers, mail, and essential cargo, alongside a nearby North Warning System radar station that adds a defense dimension to the airfield's traffic. The gravel runway is designed to withstand the extreme cold and permafrost conditions typical of Canada's high Arctic. For residents, the airport represents an indispensable lifeline for healthcare access, supplies, and travel.

Runways at Hall Beach Airport (YUX)

RunwayLengthWidthSurface
12T/30T5410 ft (1649 m)150 ft (46 m)GVL

Radio frequencies for Hall Beach Airport (YUX)

TypeDescriptionFrequency
APRT RDOHall Beach, (V), 12-24Z122.2 MHz
AWOSAWOS128.7 MHz
MFHall Beach radio/traffic, 5nm below 3100,122.2 MHz
MILMiltary operations228.9 MHz
MILMilitary operations256.6 MHz
MILMilitary operations263.2 MHz
MILMilitary operations364.2 MHz
RCOArtic radio (FISE), (E)126.7 MHz
RCOArtic radio (FISE), (E)364.2 MHz

Airports near Hall Beach Airport (YUX)

Hall Beach Airport (YUX) provides essential year-round air access to the remote Inuit hamlet of Hall Beach, Nunavut, in Canada's high Arctic.

FAQ

What is the IATA code for Hall Beach Airport?

The IATA code for Hall Beach Airport is YUX.

What is the ICAO code for Hall Beach Airport?

The ICAO code for Hall Beach Airport is CYUX. IATA codes are 3 letters used for baggage tags and booking; ICAO codes are 4 letters used by air traffic control and pilots.