Fond-du-Lac Airport guide

Fond-du-Lac Airport sits about 1.9 km north of the community of Fond-du-Lac, on the east side of Lake Athabasca in northern Saskatchewan. The community is part of the Fond du Lac Denesuline First Nation and has no year-round road access. Aircraft, barges and snowmobiles carry people and supplies, and a seasonal ice road links the community to Stony Rapids and Uranium City in winter.

The airport has one runway, 10/28, which is 1,160 m (3,805 ft) long with a thin bituminous surface. Field elevation is 243 m (796 ft). The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure operates the airport.

Rise Air provides scheduled passenger service, with flights to Stony Rapids, Prince Albert, Saskatoon and Uranium City. For many residents the airport is the main year-round connection to the rest of the province.