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Burlington Executive Airpark is a small general aviation aerodrome on the western edge of the Greater Toronto Area, serving light aircraft and local flying clubs from a compact grass-and-hard-surface layout. It sits under Toronto Centre airspace and offers a straightforward VFR destination for pilots based in southern Ontario.
Burlington Executive Airpark is a small general aviation airfield at Burlington, Ontario, without scheduled airline service. It functions as a home base for a modest community of private pilots and light aircraft owners, making it a useful and unassuming stop for simulator pilots exploring the Golden Horseshoe region west of Toronto.
The airpark lies at Burlington, Ontario, in the vicinity of Toronto, and pilots departing the field are directed to a Toronto Centre departure frequency, indicating that the surrounding airspace falls under Toronto Centre's jurisdiction. No further detail on nearby controlled airspace boundaries or adjoining aerodromes is available.
Burlington Executive Airpark has two paired hard-surfaced runways, both lit. Runway 14/32 is the longer of the pair, with runway 14 measuring 3694 feet and runway 32 measuring 3496 feet. Runway 09/27 is shorter, at 2419 feet in each direction. There is no instrument landing system at the field.
Traffic uses a UNICOM/ATF frequency of 123.5 MHz for advisory calls in the circuit and on the ground. Departing traffic is worked by Toronto Centre on 119.3 MHz. There is no published instrument approach or navaid associated with the field.
Burlington Executive Airpark currently serves as home base for a small number of based aircraft and general aviation flyers. It remains a modest, community-oriented general aviation field rather than a commercial airport.
