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Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport (CZVL) is a small general aviation aerodrome on the northwestern edge of Edmonton, Alberta, home to an active flying club. It offers two hard-surfaced runways, including one equipped with an ILS, making it a practical training and touring base for VFR and instrument pilots alike.
Edmonton/Villeneuve Airport sits on the northwestern side of Edmonton, Alberta, and serves as a general aviation field with no scheduled airline service. It is tagged as a flying club base, and its runway 26 is equipped with an ILS, giving it a slightly more capable instrument infrastructure than many small Canadian aerodromes of similar size.
The airport is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, at coordinates 53.6682 N, 113.852 W.
Villeneuve has two paved (hard-surface) runways. Runway 08/26 is 4,987 feet long, lit, with an ILS serving runway 26. Runway 16/34 is 3,489 feet long and also lit. Field elevation is 2,241 feet.
The aerodrome uses an Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) on 120 MHz, which also serves as the tower (TWR) frequency at 120 MHz; ground movements are handled on 120.8 MHz. Runway 26 is served by an ILS.
Villeneuve is home to a flying club, reflecting its continued role in general aviation and pilot training in the Edmonton area.
