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Winters Aire Park Airport (CFY4) is a small private airfield near Indus, Alberta, sitting at an elevation of 3,369 feet. It offers two turf runways used mainly by light, homebuilt and ultralight aircraft, making it a modest but characterful strip for visiting sim pilots exploring rural Alberta general aviation.
Winters Aire Park Airport is a small, privately operated airfield located at Indus, Alberta. It is a registered aerodrome rather than a certified public airport, and its facilities and traffic reflect the light, homebuilt and ultralight end of Canadian general aviation. For a simulator pilot, it offers a quiet rural setting typical of the many private grass strips scattered across the Alberta prairie.
The airfield lies at coordinates 50.9 N, 113.783 W, close to the community of Indus in southern Alberta, at a field elevation of 3,369 feet.
The airfield has two physical runways, both with a dirt/turf surface. Runway 10/28 is 2,823 feet long, and runway 17/35 is 2,531 feet long. Neither runway is lit, and there is no ILS or other instrument approach.
Traffic at the airfield operates on the published Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) of 123.2 MHz. There is no air traffic control service, and no navigational aids or instrument approach procedures are associated with the field.
The airfield is privately operated and is recorded as the home base for a small number of pilots. It is associated with the EZ Flyer ultralight aircraft community, reflecting its character as a base for light and homebuilt aviation rather than commercial or training operations.
