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Princeton Airport (CYDC) is a small uncontrolled aerodrome serving the Town of Princeton in the interior of British Columbia, Canada. It offers a single paved, lit runway suitable for light aircraft operations and relies on a shared Aerodrome Traffic Frequency for self-announced arrivals and departures. Its modest scale and mountain-valley setting make it a useful waypoint for VFR pilots transiting the southern interior of the province.
Princeton Airport, identified as CYDC, is a small aerodrome located at the Town of Princeton in British Columbia, Canada. It has no scheduled airline service and operates without a control tower, making it a straightforward but attentive-flying destination for general aviation pilots. Sitting at a field elevation of 2293 feet, it is a field that rewards careful planning given its interior British Columbia setting.
The aerodrome lies at coordinates 49.4679, -120.512, within the Town of Princeton, British Columbia. It is an uncontrolled field, with pilots using the published Aerodrome Traffic Frequency to coordinate their own separation in the vicinity.
Princeton Airport has a single physical runway, 04/22, measuring 3924 feet in length with a hard surface, and it is lit for low-light operations. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Pilots should use the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) on 123.2 MHz for self-announced calls in the Princeton circuit and vicinity. A centre frequency of 135 MHz is also listed for the area. A Vancouver Remote Communications Outlet (RCO) is available on 125.85 MHz via Pacific Radio for flight service communications.
