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Québec / Neuville Airport (CNV9) is a small uncontrolled aerodrome at Neuville, Quebec, Canada, offering two hard-surfaced, lit runways for visiting pilots. Sitting at 308 feet elevation, it is a straightforward VFR destination with a common traffic advisory frequency for self-announced arrivals and departures.
Québec / Neuville Airport, identified as CNV9, is a small general aviation aerodrome located at Neuville, Quebec, Canada. It offers two lit, hard-surfaced runways and operates without air traffic control, making it a straightforward stop for VFR pilots flying light aircraft in the region.
The airfield lies at Neuville, Quebec, Canada, at coordinates 46.7233 N, -71.5824 W, and an elevation of 308 feet. As an uncontrolled aerodrome it does not fall within controlled airspace requiring an air traffic control clearance to operate.
CNV9 has a single physical runway aligned 06/24, hard-surfaced and lit, with the 24 direction listed at 3502 feet and the 06 direction at 3040 feet. There is no instrument landing system available at the field.
Pilots should call on the common traffic advisory frequency of 123.35 MHz, using the callsign Neuville Traffic. The aerodrome has no air traffic control service and no published navaids or instrument approaches.
CNV9 operates as an uncontrolled airfield and is recorded as the home base for a small number of based pilots, reflecting its role as a local general aviation facility.
