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Centralia / James T. Field Memorial Aerodrome (CYCE) lies at Huron Park, Ontario, on the site of a former Second World War RCAF training station. Today it operates as a general aviation aerodrome with two hard-surfaced runways and a straightforward UNICOM-based traffic environment, making it a manageable stop for visiting VFR pilots.
CYCE, officially Centralia / James T. Field Memorial Aerodrome, is a general aviation airfield at Huron Park in southwestern Ontario. It occupies the site of the former RCAF Station Centralia and today serves light aircraft operations, offering a relatively uncomplicated destination for simulator pilots exploring the region's general aviation network.
The aerodrome sits at Huron Park, Ontario, at coordinates 43.2857, -81.5064, with a field elevation of 814 feet. The closest major reporting station is London International Airport, roughly 22 nautical miles to the southeast, giving a sense of the field's position within the broader southwestern Ontario airspace environment.
CYCE has two physical runways. Runway 10/28 is 5,002 feet long with a hard surface and is lit. Runway 16/34 is 4,172 feet long with a hard surface but is not lit. There is no ILS at the field.
Traffic at CYCE is coordinated on the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF)/UNICOM at 122.8 MHz. There is no air traffic control service, so pilots should make position calls on this frequency in accordance with standard uncontrolled aerodrome procedures.
The aerodrome originated as RCAF Station Centralia, one of the training stations established under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan during the Second World War. The site later became known as the Huron Airpark and today is commemorated as the James T. Field Memorial Aerodrome.
CYCE remains an active general aviation aerodrome, known locally as the Huron Airpark, and is recorded as a home base for pilots operating light aircraft. The field is tagged for CANPASS and customs handling, indicating that it can accommodate aircraft arriving from the United States under that programme, though pilots should confirm current customs procedures before planning an international arrival. There is no published simulator scenery specific to the field noted in available sources.
