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Lac du Bonnet Airport (CYAX) is a small regional aerodrome serving the town of Lac du Bonnet in southeastern Manitoba, offering a single lit hard-surface runway suitable for light aircraft operating under visual flight rules. It is an uncontrolled field, making it a straightforward stop for general aviation pilots transiting the Winnipeg River area.
Lac du Bonnet Airport, identified by the code CYAX, lies near the town of Lac du Bonnet in southeastern Manitoba. It is a modest regional aerodrome with a single paved runway, operated by the Lac Du Bonnet Regional Airport Authority, and offers a convenient VFR destination for pilots flying in the Winnipeg River region.
The airport sits at coordinates 50.2944 N, 96.01 W at an elevation of 850 feet, close to the town of Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba. It operates as an uncontrolled aerodrome, with pilots using the aerodrome traffic frequency to coordinate arrivals and departures rather than working with air traffic control.
The airport has a single physical runway, 18/36, measuring 3,598 feet with a hard surface and runway lighting, allowing for operations in low-light conditions.
Traffic at Lac du Bonnet Airport is coordinated on the aerodrome traffic frequency, UNICOM 122.8 MHz, which also serves as the ATF/UNICOM frequency for the field. There are no published navaids or instrument approach procedures associated with the airport.
The airport is operated by the Lac Du Bonnet Regional Airport Authority. Pilots planning a visit should confirm current fuel availability and any prior permission requirements locally before flying in.