Flight Simulator Flights at CZVL Edmonton / Villeneuve Airport

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.

Overview

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.

Airspace & Location

The airport is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, at coordinates 53.6682 N, 113.852 W.

Runways

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.

Radio & Navigation

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.

The Airfield Today

Villeneuve is home to a flying club, reflecting its continued role in general aviation and pilot training in the Edmonton area.