The Sundre Airport is:

	"Uncontrolled", VFR/IFR day & night
	4285 + 512 feet, Runway 15-33, hard surface capable of supporting aircraft up to 50,000 lbs. Lit by ARCAL for the full length with Centre-line white lights at each end.
	No landing fees.
	Open 24 hours by entering ATF and the Terminal Building has washrooms, WiFi, and pay phone
	AVGAS 100LL available through the Sundre Flying Club (403) 638-7370. Self Serve BBQ as well.
	Accessible to taxi, hospital & ambulance, hotels and restaurants in the Town of Sundre 2.5 km NE.
	Owned by Mountain View County (403) 335-3311 and managed by the five-member County-appointed Sundre Airport Committee
	Aircraft that are 50,000 lb and below: Beech: 100, 200, 300, 350, 1900, All turbo-props. Convair: Convair 240, 340, 440, 580 Curtiss Wright: C-46 Curtiss Commando DeHavilland: Dash - 8, Twin Otter, Buffalo Doublas: DC-3 Grumman: G-1 Lockheed: Electra, Hercules (in winter while ground is frozen) Pure Jet: Cessna Citation Ultra, Lear Jet.

For information on the Sundre Airport contact Sundre Flying Club at Box 1241, Sundre, AB T0M1X0. E-Mail at cminty@gasdetect.com.

News from the Sundre Flying Club
The Sundre Flying Club's annual Christmas Dinner, hosted by President, Sheldon Valentine and Carla Valentine, on November 25, 2006, in the Coyote Creek Golf Clubhouse adjacent to the Sundre Airport, welcomed COPA Director for Alberta and the North West Territories, Sherry Cooper, Sky Wings Aviation, Red Deer, to honour Norman Cummins for his long time dedication to the Sundre Airport by presenting the Certificate of the new COPA Flight 146 Sundre Alberta to Norman as Captain along with son James Cummins as Co-Captain.

The Sundre Flying Club is registered with the Alberta Non-profit Society as the Mountain View Pilots and Flying Association but it has been known as "The Sundre Flying Club" since the early 1950's.

The Certificate reads: