Private rural airstrip serving the Flying L Ranch area.
Location
Dawson Creek, Canada
Flying L Ranch Airport (ICAO: CDC3) is a small, privately operated aerodrome located near Dawson Creek in northeastern British Columbia, Canada. It serves general aviation purposes, primarily supporting agricultural and ranch operations in the region.
The airport is a basic grass or gravel strip typical of private rural aerodromes in western Canada. It is not open to the public and does not handle scheduled commercial air service. Dawson Creek itself is known as the starting point of the Alaska Highway, and the surrounding area supports a mix of agriculture and oil and gas industries.
Notable facts
- ›CDC3 is a private aerodrome not open to public use without prior permission.
- ›Located near Dawson Creek, the Mile Zero city of the Alaska Highway.
- ›Serves general aviation and ranch support operations.
- ›No IATA code is assigned, reflecting its non-commercial status.
- ›Northeastern British Columbia has a number of similar small private airstrips supporting rural industries.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.