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CYZH

Slave Lake, Alberta
Airport Operations: 780-849-3089

Clean overhead view of Slave Lake Airport and the surrounding community

CERTIFIED REGIONAL AIRPORT

A gateway to
Northern Alberta.

Supporting emergency services, industry, wildfire response, private aviation and the communities of the Lesser Slave Lake region.

Fly In to Slave Lake Airport—uniquely located on the shores of Lesser Slave Lake with easy access to restaurants and local amenities.

  • No scheduled flights
  • No landing fees for private aircraft under 2,000 kg MTOW
  • No after-hours fuel call-out fees
  • 24-hour cardlock Jet A and AVGAS 100LL

Important Notices

Current Commission opportunities and operational notices affecting airport users.

Commission Opportunity

Director at Large Position

Applications close October 22, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. local time.

The Slave Lake Airport Services Commission is accepting letters of interest for one Director at Large position. The successful applicant will be appointed by the Board for a two-year term.

Airfield Construction Notice

Shoreline Erosion Project

Project now in progress — expected duration of up to three weeks

The Shoreline Erosion Project is underway. Work will proceed seven days a week and will affect Runway 10 and all airfield lighting during daylight hours.

  • Sunrise to sunset: The Runway 10 threshold will be displaced by 874 ft.
  • Sunrise to sunset: All airfield lighting will be unserviceable.
  • Sunset to sunrise: The airport will return to regular operations.
  • Pilots and operators must check current NOTAMs for operational details.
Check current NOTAMs before operating at CYZH

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Our Airport

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Find directions, the terminal location, car rentals, taxi services and local aviation contacts.

Around CYZH

A look at the aircraft, operations and activity that make Slave Lake Airport unique.

Air North 737 at sunrise at Slave Lake Airport
Air-Crane helicopter at Slave Lake Airport
Air Spray Tanker 11 at Slave Lake Airport

Our History

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 →