Airport
Alma Airport (YTF)
Alma Airport is a small regional gateway to Alma and Quebec's Lac Saint-Jean area. Compare transfer options to central Alma, Roberval, Chicoutimi and other Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean destinations.
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About Alma Airport
Alma Airport is a small regional airport serving Alma and the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec. Its modern terminal was built in 2000 and supports scheduled regional flights, general aviation, private flights and corporate aircraft.
Located about 4 km south of central Alma, the airport gives travelers convenient access to Lac Saint-Jean and nearby communities such as Roberval and Chicoutimi. A single 1,500-metre asphalt runway serves the airport's traffic.
Regional carrier Pascan Aviation operates scheduled flights between Alma and Montreal Saint-Hubert, while the airport also supports private flights, jet storage and government air ambulance services.
The airport is reached by road from Alma, with taxi, car rental and free parking available. Its compact terminal keeps passenger movement straightforward for regional travelers.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Alma Airport operates from a single modern passenger terminal built in 2000. The terminal handles scheduled regional flights, general aviation and private aircraft operations and does not have separate domestic or international terminal buildings.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Alma Airport
Transfers
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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