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St Augustin Airport (CYIF) serves the remote community of St-Augustin on Quebec's rugged Lower North Shore, offering a single instrument-equipped runway in an otherwise unlit and sparsely served corner of the province. For simulator pilots, it presents a genuine bush-flying character combined with the rare touch of an ILS approach in such an isolated setting.
St Augustin Airport, identified by the ICAO code CYIF, lies at St-Augustin in Quebec, Canada. It is a medium-sized aerodrome by Canadian regional standards, providing scheduled airline service to a remote coastal community on the Lower North Shore of the Gulf of St Lawrence. The field's combination of a single hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS, set against a backdrop of sparsely populated wilderness, makes it a distinctive destination for simulator pilots seeking a realistic taste of Quebec's remote air network.
The airfield sits at coordinates 51.2099 N, 58.6574 W, at an elevation of 13 feet above mean sea level, on the isolated Lower North Shore of Quebec near the community of St-Augustin.
St Augustin has a single physical runway, 01/19, of 4566 feet with a hard surface. Both directions are lit, and runway 19 is served by an ILS approach.
Aeradio and traffic information is provided on frequency 123.5 MHz, used as the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency and UNICOM. A remote communications outlet to Quebec Radio operates on 126.7 MHz for onward contact with air traffic services.
