Angling Lake Airport

Angling Lake Airport serves the remote northern Ontario community of Angling Lake and was established in the mid-20th century (circa 1960s), featuring a single small terminal and a short runway that handles turboprops and charter aircraft. As a compact but vital regional airfield, it provides essential access for residents, cargo and medevac flights and links to larger hubs such as Sioux Lookout and Thunder Bay via scheduled regional carriers. Ground access is limited and often seasonal, so most travelers rely on air or ice-road connections. Fares tend to be higher than urban routes due to the airport’s remoteness, and it is mainly served by northern regional airlines rather than major national hubs.