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Geraldton Greenstone Regional Airport (CYGQ) serves the town of Geraldton in northern Ontario, Canada, with a single paved runway suited to general aviation traffic. It is an uncontrolled field with no instrument landing system, relying on radio advisory procedures for arriving and departing pilots.
Geraldton Greenstone Regional Airport, identified by the ICAO code CYGQ and IATA code YGQ, lies near the town of Geraldton in Ontario, Canada. It is classed as a medium airport with a single hard-surfaced runway and no scheduled airline service, making it a straightforward general aviation destination for visiting sim pilots exploring northern Ontario.
The airfield sits at coordinates 49.7787 N, -86.9386 W, at an elevation of 1138 feet, close to the town of Geraldton in northern Ontario.
CYGQ has one physical runway, 08/26, measuring 5001 feet and surfaced in hard material, with runway lighting provided on both directions. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Pilots can reach London Radio via the Remote Communications Outlet on 123.475 MHz. Traffic advisories on the aerodrome frequency/UNICOM are handled on 122.8 MHz, which also serves as the aerodrome traffic frequency.
CYGQ operates as a general aviation airfield with avgas available on site. It has no scheduled airline service and is recorded as the home base for one based aircraft, reflecting its role as a small regional facility rather than a commercial hub.
