Kaschechewan

Kaschechewan Airport, established in the 1970s, is a small but vital regional gateway serving the Kaschechewan First Nation in northern Ontario; it operates from a single compact terminal and handles modest regional traffic rather than large jets. The airport’s importance comes from providing reliable air access where road links are limited for much of the year, with regular connections to nearby hubs such as Timmins and Moosonee via regional carriers. Flights are typically operated by northern specialists like Wasaya Airways and Air Creebec, and while service is dependable, fares tend to be higher than at major city airports due to the remote location.