Airport
Natashquan Airport (YNA)
Natashquan Airport (YNA) is a small regional gateway serving the village of Natashquan and the Lower North Shore of Quebec. It provides connections to Sept-Îles, Quebec City and Montreal, with a short transfer into the village and onward options across the Côte-Nord.
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About Natashquan Airport
Natashquan Airport is a small regional airport serving the village of Natashquan on Quebec's Lower North Shore. Owned by Transport Canada and operated by the Municipality of Natashquan, it is located about 2 km from the village centre and open year-round.
The airport is an important air link for the Lower and Middle North Shore, with scheduled regional flights connecting Natashquan to Sept-Îles, Quebec City and Montreal Saint-Hubert through Air Liaison. Its single passenger terminal and 4,495-foot asphalt runway support year-round domestic operations.
Because of its small scale, the terminal is simple and easy to navigate. Passengers can use free parking, washrooms and other basic amenities, while food, taxi, accommodation and medical services are located nearby in the village.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Natashquan Airport operates from one small passenger terminal. Scheduled services are domestic regional flights, with Air Liaison connecting Natashquan to destinations such as Sept-Îles, Quebec City and Montreal Saint-Hubert.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Natashquan Airport
Transfers
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Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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