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Bouctouche Airport (CDT5) is a small uncontrolled aerodrome serving the town of Bouctouche on New Brunswick's eastern coast. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway suitable for light aircraft operations and is a straightforward VFR destination for pilots exploring the Northumberland Strait area.
Bouctouche Airport is a small aerodrome located near the town of Bouctouche in New Brunswick, Canada. It is an uncontrolled field with a single paved runway, typical of the general aviation strips found along this stretch of the Maritime coast, and offers a modest but useful stop for VFR pilots flying in the region.
The aerodrome lies near Bouctouche, New Brunswick, at coordinates 46.5094 N, 64.6938 W. As a small uncontrolled aerodrome it sits within uncontrolled Class G airspace typical of rural New Brunswick, with no control zone of its own.
Bouctouche Airport has one physical runway, 09/27, 5006 feet long with a hard surface, and it is lit for night operations. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Traffic at Bouctouche Airport is coordinated on the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF), 123.2 MHz.
As an uncontrolled aerodrome, Bouctouche operates on a self-announce basis using the published ATF of 123.2 MHz, in line with standard procedures for uncontrolled Canadian aerodromes without a mandatory frequency or control tower.
