Medicine Hat Regional Airport

Medicine Hat Regional Airport, serving southeastern Alberta, dates back to the mid-20th century and operates from a single small passenger terminal that handles scheduled and general aviation traffic. As the region’s modest gateway, it’s important for connecting Medicine Hat to larger hubs like Calgary and for charter, corporate and flight-training operations. The airport is conveniently accessed via the Trans‑Canada Highway and is only a short drive from downtown Medicine Hat, with taxis, rental cars and limited local transit bringing passengers to and from the facility. Not a major airline hub, it is served by regional carriers (for example WestJet Link and charter operators) and is generally considered an affordable, low‑congestion option for regional travellers.