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Trenton Airport | Halifax Robert L. Stanfield International Airport

Trenton Airport

Trenton Airport is owned and operated by the Town of Trenton and is centrally located on an 85.4 hectare property. The airport is classified as a local commercial airport. It has a Unicom Communications System with radio-activated runway, lights for night use and a registered Class C non-directional beacon for navigational use. Flight planning and weather information services are provided by the Halifax flight services station.

There are two paved runways:  the larger one is 5,000 feet long and 145 wide, while the smaller is 2,200 feet long and 60 feet wide. Accommodation is available for over twenty light aircraft.  An aircraft fueling system is available for both Jet and Aviation Fuel. Trenton Airport’s location identifier is CYTN. The terminal building is 30,000 sq. feet and the airport has a 10,000 sq. ft. heated hangar.

Trenton Airport is located 105 Kms. from Halifax International Airport. Courier services are available and will transport small freight on route.

For further information, please call Trenton Airport (902) 752-9348
or visit http://www.town.trenton.ns.ca/airport/default.asp

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Robert L. Stanfield International Airport

The largest international Airport in Atlantic Canada is less than ninety minutes by road. Halifax Stanfield is ranked seventh among Canadian airports in terms of passenger traffic and is among the most important cargo handling airports in the country.

Halifax Stanfield is served by Canada's major carriers, who offer daily flights to New York, Boston, Montreal and Toronto to name but a few. International routes are regularly served by Canadian airlines connecting Halifax to destinations around the world on a regular basis.

Each year, the airport provides the facilities for almost 3 million passengers, and over 90,000 itinerant aircraft movements.  Halifax Stanfield is Canada’s fastest growing international airport. Passenger traffic has doubled in the last ten years.



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