Safety first at Kitimat Airpark
Your safety is our top priority. Learn about the safety procedures and guidelines we have in place at Kitimat Airpark to ensure a safe flying environment for everyone.
Our commitment to safety
The Kitimat Airpark has maintained an excellent safety record since its opening in the 1970s. As a registered aerodrome, the Kitimat Flying Club management is committed to posting NOTAMs, and maintaining all public areas responsibly. We strive to provide a safe and reliable environment for all users of the Kitimat Airpark.
Common safety concerns
One of the most common safety issues pilots encounter here is bad weather. To avoid this, always obtain a proper weather briefing before your flight. Be aware of changing conditions and make informed decisions based on the most up-to-date information.
In case of emergency
In an emergency, the most important thing to remember is to fly the airplane. Maintain control, assess the situation, and follow established emergency procedures. Contact emergency services as soon as possible.
Important notices
Please be aware of the trees on the north end of the runway. Exercise caution during takeoff and landing, especially in challenging weather conditions.
Be cautious of wildlife on and around the runway.
No winter maintenance.