Project Completion Notice
Shoreline Erosion Project
Completed November 4, 2026
The Shoreline Erosion Project was completed on November 4, 2026. Slave Lake Airport has returned to regular operations.
Regular airport operations restored
CERTIFIED REGIONAL AIRPORT
Supporting emergency services, industry, wildfire response, private aviation and the communities of the Lesser Slave Lake region.
Current operational notices affecting airport users.
Project Completion Notice
Completed November 4, 2026
The Shoreline Erosion Project was completed on November 4, 2026. Slave Lake Airport has returned to regular operations.
Regular airport operations restoredChoose the information or service you need.
RUNWAY 10/28
5,569 × 100 ft (1,697.6 × 30 m) asphalt
ELEVATION 1,912 ft
ARCAL 123.2 MHz
Landing, aircraft parking, electrical plug-in, fuel flowage and after-hours service fees.
Public airport manuals, policies, tenant information, permits and downloadable forms.
Serving the Lesser Slave Lake region since 1965, with a proud role in wildfire response, emergency services, industry and general aviation.
Find directions, the terminal location, car rentals, taxi services and local aviation contacts.
A look at the aircraft, operations and activity that make Slave Lake Airport unique.
Slave Lake Airport is a distinctive northern Alberta destination on the eastern shore of Lesser Slave Lake. Located within the Town of Slave Lake, CYZH provides convenient access to restaurants, accommodations, vehicle rentals and other local amenities—making it easy to turn a fuel stop or day trip into a longer visit.
Slave Lake Airport has served the Lesser Slave Lake region since 1965. Across six decades, it has supported wildfire response, emergency services, industry, private aviation and the communities of Northern Alberta. Read the full airport history →
Slave Lake Airport Services Commission · Building 6 Airport Road · Slave Lake, Alberta · Airport Operations: 780-849-3089 · Contact & Location · info@slavelakeairport.ca