Title says it all, where does Canadian North and other airlines in the area land their 737-200s? Where are some gravel/dirt/ice strips where they land? anyone know, since I plan on going to northern Canada this summer
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-MDG
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Re: Where do 737-200s perform gravel operations?
Canadian North operates flight 446* to Kugluktuk (YCO gravel) and Cambridge Bay (YCB gravel) from Yellowknife (YZF).
*while the flight number is the same, the scheduled routing may be clockwise or counterclockwise to those destinations. About half of those flights are scheduled to be Dash 8s.
Air Inuit flight 704 does Montreal (YUL) - La Grande (YGL) - Puvirnituq (YPX gravel) and back everyday.
Air North occasionally sends their -200s into Dawson (YDA gravel), most of those flights for ferrying cruise passengers to/from Alaska.
It's unhelpful because they're charters, but Nolinor regularly flies to Mary River (CMR2 gravel) and Meadowbank (CMB2 gravel) mines.
There may be other charters and one-offs, but Canadian North and Air Inuit are your best bet.
*while the flight number is the same, the scheduled routing may be clockwise or counterclockwise to those destinations. About half of those flights are scheduled to be Dash 8s.
Air Inuit flight 704 does Montreal (YUL) - La Grande (YGL) - Puvirnituq (YPX gravel) and back everyday.
Air North occasionally sends their -200s into Dawson (YDA gravel), most of those flights for ferrying cruise passengers to/from Alaska.
It's unhelpful because they're charters, but Nolinor regularly flies to Mary River (CMR2 gravel) and Meadowbank (CMB2 gravel) mines.
There may be other charters and one-offs, but Canadian North and Air Inuit are your best bet.
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Re: Where do 737-200s perform gravel operations?
Awesome, thanks for all the information!! Wish me luck on getting these flights 
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