The airport currently pays the government $1,000 per visit for customs services. It owes $95,000 to the federal government in back fees and is unable or unwilling to pay:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/ottawa/story/2008/05/15/qc-tremblantairport0515.html

Sun, 11 May 2008

re: Floatplanes welcome as well

By ptomblin on Drummondville view thread | reply

The float plane base is a separate entry in this site - id "CSA7".

Thu, 08 May 2008

Floatplanes welcome as well

By philippe on Drummondville view thread | reply

Drummondville airport is also a float base - there is a dock on the river with a fuel pump just across the road near the treshold of runway 20.

Sun, 24 Feb 2008

re: Landing Fee ($8.67)

By Lommer on Montréal Saint-Hubert view thread | reply

Les Cedres would be faster (but further) than St. Hubert, and Mascouche would more difficult than both to get into downtown. If you're cabbing, I suppose the St. Hubert landing fee would be justified, but be sure to check fuel prices too!

Thu, 21 Feb 2008

re: Landing Fee ($8.67)

By david on Montréal Saint-Hubert view thread | reply

Lommer: thanks for the comment on YHU -- I haven't been there since they brought in the landing fee. How are Mascouche and Ceders for getting into downtown Montreal compared to St-Hubert? It would be pretty easy to burn more than $8.67 in extra round-trip transportation costs.

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