MY FS FLIGHTS
Calgary/Springbank Airport (CYBW) lies just west of Calgary, Alberta, and serves as one of the city's principal general aviation fields, with a flying club presence and customs clearance facilities. Its two hard-surfaced runways, one served by an ILS, make it a practical destination for both visual and instrument training flights in the region.
Calgary/Springbank Airport, identified by the ICAO code CYBW, is a general aviation aerodrome situated near Calgary, Alberta. It supports flying club activity and offers customs clearance, making it a useful destination for both local training flights and cross-border general aviation traffic in the sim.
The airport sits at coordinates 51.1051 N, 114.375 W, at an elevation of 3934 feet, to the west of the city of Calgary in the Canadian province of Alberta.
Springbank has two physical runways. Runway 17/35 is 4,996 feet long with a hard surface, and the 35 approach is served by an ILS. Runway 08/26 is 3,317 feet long, also hard-surfaced, and is lit.
The field is served by an A/G frequency of 118.2 MHz on the mandatory frequency (MF), with Calgary Radio ATIS on 127.9 MHz and Ground on 121.8 MHz. A remote communications outlet to Edmonton Radio operates on 123.375 MHz. Tower frequencies of 118.2 MHz and 120.7 MHz (Tower Inner) are also published. Runway 35 is equipped with an ILS for instrument approaches.
Springbank is home to active flying club operations and is equipped with customs facilities, allowing it to handle international general aviation arrivals as well as local training and touring traffic.