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Digby Island Airport

Prince Rupert Airport is a medium airport serving Prince Rupert, Canada. It carries the IATA code YPR and ICAO code CYPR. The airport sits at an elevation of 116 ft (35 m).

IATA · YPRICAO · CYPRServing Prince Rupert
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City served
Prince Rupert
Time zone
America/Vancouver
Coordinates
54.290°, -130.440°

About Digby Island Airport

Prince Rupert Airport is a medium airport serving Prince Rupert, Canada. It carries the IATA code YPR and ICAO code CYPR. The airport sits at an elevation of 116 ft (35 m).

Terminals and runway snapshot

Prince Rupert Airport has 1 runway, the longest measuring 6,000 ft (1,829 m).

Runway 13/31 — 6,000 ft (1,829 m), asphalt, lighted.

Prince Rupert Airport is a medium airport serving Prince Rupert, Canada. It carries the IATA code YPR and ICAO code CYPR. The airport sits at an elevation of 116 ft (35 m).

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FAQ

Digby Island Airport — frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.

3 common questions

Where is Digby Island Airport?+
Digby Island Airport is located in Prince Rupert, Canada (North America), at coordinates 54.290°, -130.440°.
What is the airport code for Digby Island Airport?+
Its IATA code is YPR and its ICAO code is CYPR.
What time zone is YPR in?+
Digby Island Airport operates on America/Vancouver local time.