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St-Louis-de-France Airport (CSJ5) is a small, uncontrolled aerodrome in the St-Louis-de-France sector of Trois-Rivières, Quebec, offering a pair of hard-surfaced runways for light aircraft operations. It sits at 223 feet elevation and has no published radio frequencies or instrument approach aids, making it a strictly visual-flight destination.
St-Louis-de-France Airport is a small general aviation aerodrome located at St-Louis-de-France, Quebec, Canada, within the city of Trois-Rivières. It offers two hard-surfaced runway directions suitable for light aircraft and is the kind of quiet, VFR-only field that appeals to sim pilots looking for an uncomplicated Quebec cross-country destination.
The airfield lies at St-Louis-de-France, Quebec, Canada, at coordinates 46.4367 N, 72.6303 W. It is an uncontrolled aerodrome; no specific airspace classification, FIR boundaries or nearby controlled airspace details are given in the available data.
CSJ5 has a single physical runway, 15/33, with a hard surface and a length of 2444 feet. No lighting or instrument landing system is available on this runway.
No communications frequencies are published for St-Louis-de-France Airport, and there is no instrument landing system or other navigation aid associated with the field. Pilots should expect to operate on a see-and-avoid basis without ATC or AFIS support.
