Cache Creek-Ashcroft Regional Airport — Cache Creek, Canada

Cache Creek-Ashcroft Regional Airport (YZA) serves the twin communities of Cache Creek and Ashcroft in British Columbia's dry interior, an area known for its semi-arid grasslands and desert-like landscape unusual for the province. The airport primarily supports general aviation, agricultural operations, and firefighting logistics, given the region's susceptibility to summer wildfires amid its parched terrain. Located along major highway routes connecting the BC Interior to the Lower Mainland, YZA serves as a convenient stop for small aircraft traversing the province. The airport's modest facilities match the small scale of these historic gold-rush-era towns along the Thompson River.