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Regional gateway serving the Lower St. Lawrence region of Quebec.
Opened
1941
Location
Mont-Joli, Canada
Mont-Joli Airport (IATA: YYY, ICAO: CYYY) is a small regional airport located in Mont-Joli, Quebec, Canada, serving the Lower St. Lawrence and Gaspésie regions. It provides essential air connectivity for communities in an area where road travel distances can be considerable.
The airport is owned and operated by Transport Canada and has historically served scheduled passenger, charter, and cargo operations. Air service at the airport has fluctuated over the years, with regional carriers providing links to larger Quebec hubs.
Mont-Joli Airport also has a history tied to military aviation, having served as a Royal Canadian Air Force base during and after World War II before transitioning to civilian use.
Terminals
The airport features a small single terminal building suited for low-volume regional passenger operations.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to and from the airport relies primarily on private vehicles and taxis, as public transit options in the region are limited.
Airlines here
Regional carriers have historically provided service, with Air Canada Express partners offering connections to Quebec City and Montreal at various times.
Notable facts
- ›Originally established as RCAF Station Mont-Joli during World War II.
- ›Located approximately 300 km east of Quebec City.
- ›Serves as an important air link for the Gaspésie peninsula region.
- ›The airport has two paved runways capable of handling turboprop regional aircraft.
- ›Owned and managed by Transport Canada as part of the regional airport network.
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 Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
