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Points North Landing Airport (CYNL) is a remote regional aerodrome in northern Saskatchewan, serving the Points North Landing settlement at the end of Highway 905 near Wollaston Lake. It functions primarily as a transportation and fuel-supply hub for the surrounding wilderness, with a single hard-surfaced runway suited to light and medium aircraft operations. For the visiting simulator pilot it offers a genuinely isolated northern Canadian setting with minimal infrastructure and no instrument approach aids.
Points North Landing Airport lies adjacent to the small settlement of Points North Landing in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. It is operated by Points North Freight Forwarding Inc. and serves mainly as a logistics and bulk fuel hub supporting activity in the surrounding wilderness, with scheduled service linking the field to La Ronge, Prince Albert and Saskatoon. Its remoteness and single-runway layout make it an interesting stop for pilots seeking an authentic northern bush-flying experience in the simulator.
The airport sits at coordinates 58.2767 N, 104.082 W at an elevation of 1,572 feet, in the sparsely populated far north of Saskatchewan. It is located at the end of Highway 905 near Wollaston Lake, in an area with no nearby controlled airspace or major aerodromes indicated in the available information.
Points North Landing has a single physical runway, 16/34, 4,585 feet long with a hard surface. There is no ILS installed.
No communications frequencies are published for Points North Landing Airport. There is no ILS at the field.
Points North Landing Airport is operated by Points North Freight Forwarding Inc. and functions as a hub for bulk fuel and transportation services in northern Saskatchewan. Prior permission is required for use outside published hours.
