Flughafen Sept (YZV)

Sept-Îles Airport (IATA: YZV, ICAO: CYZV) serves as a vital transportation hub in the city of Sept-Îles, located in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec, Canada. The airport primarily functions as a regional airport, catering to both passenger and cargo flights, and plays a crucial role in connecting the remote and vibrant communities along the northern coast of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

The airport was established in the mid-20th century and has since evolved to accommodate the growing travel demands and economic activities of the region, especially related to mining and industry. Due to its strategic location, Sept-Îles Airport has become a key gateway to Northern Quebec and the eastern Canadian Arctic.

Situated approximately eight kilometers east of downtown Sept-Îles, the airport offers a range of services and facilities tailored to meet the needs of its users. It hosts several airlines, including Air Canada, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, providing regular flights to major destinations such as Quebec City and Montreal. With a runway length of 2,514 meters, the airport is equipped to handle various types of aircraft, from small regional planes to larger jets.

Annually, Sept-Îles Airport manages thousands of flights and handles a significant volume of passengers, highlighting its importance in the region’s connectivity and economic development. The airport continues to invest in infrastructure improvements and service enhancements to better serve the community and facilitate smoother travel experiences for its passengers.