Remote gateway serving Canada's Yukon interior communities.
Location
Mayo, Canada
Mayo Airport (IATA: YMA, ICAO: CYMA) is a small regional airport located near the town of Mayo in Yukon, Canada. It serves as an essential air link for the surrounding communities in the central Yukon region, which are otherwise accessible primarily by road via the Silver Trail Highway.
The airport supports general aviation, charter flights, and scheduled regional services, playing a critical role in connecting this remote area to larger centres such as Whitehorse. It is owned and operated by the Government of Yukon and primarily serves light aircraft and small regional carriers.
Terminals
The airport has a small, basic terminal building suited to low passenger volumes typical of remote northern communities.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to Mayo town centre is limited, with personal vehicles and private arrangements being the primary means of travel from the airport.
Airlines here
Air North has historically provided regional scheduled and charter service connecting Mayo to other Yukon communities.
Notable facts
- ›Located near the confluence of the Stewart and Mayo rivers in central Yukon.
- ›Serves the Silver Trail region, historically significant for silver mining.
- ›The airport runway is unpaved, typical of many remote Yukon airstrips.
- ›Operated by the Government of Yukon as part of its network of community airports.
- ›Mayo itself has a population of only a few hundred residents, reflecting the airport's small scale.
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