The Kindersley Regional Airport is a busy airport utilized by regular charter aircraft flying customers in to attend meetings, as well as courier services, Medi-vacs, flight training, and aerial spray operations. There are also a large number of recreational pilots who use Kindersley Regional Airport as a fuel stop.

The Kindersley Regional Airport has two runways and, as of November 2012, certification with Transport Canada has been discontinued. View certification information. The airport manager oversees daily operations and contracts additional help when required.

Watch a Video Profile of Kindersley's Airport Rehabilitation Project produced by the Saskatchewan Municipal Affairs.

Other Services

• The Kindersley Regional Airport also provides the following services:
• 24-hour manned weather observation station
• Courtesy car and taxi services
• 24-hour fuel station
• On-site aircraft maintenance repair and service
• On-site aerial applications
• Heated hangar space

Regional Partnership

The Kindersley Regional Airport is governed by a board formed by the Town of Kindersley, Rural Municipality of Kindersley #290, Rural Municipal of Oakdale #320, Rural Municipality of Antelope Park #322, Rural Municipality of Milton #292, Rural Municipality of Prairiedale #321. There are also members at large who represent the oil and gas sector, West Central Enterprise Region, and other aviation stakeholders.

This initiative earned the Kindersley Regional Airport the 2009 Saskatchewan Municipal Award for Regional Partnerships.

The Kindersley Flying Club is based at the airport.

Resources

• Airport Coordinates
• Communication
• Directions