Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Airport with private terminalCustoms on siteNoise curfewSlots required

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport CYTZ / YTZ

On the Toronto Islands, a ten-minute walk or tunnel ride from the Financial District, but jets are prohibited and the runway is under 4,000 ft. A superb option for turboprop trips from Montreal, Ottawa or New York; CBSA and US CBP pre-clearance are on site. Curfew and slot coordination apply.

3,988 ft
Longest runway
10 min
Drive to Toronto
1
FBOs / handlers
252 ft
Elevation

Facts

Hours
06:45–23:00 (curfew); jets prohibited
24-hour operations
No
Customs & immigration
Yes
Prior permission (PPR)
Yes
Slot coordination
Yes
Noise curfew
Yes
Runway surface
asphalt
Fuel type
Jet A-1, Avgas 100LL
Helipad
Yes
Distance to centre
2 km
Typical largest aircraft
Turboprops only (PC-12, King Air 350, Q400); jets banned under the Tripartite Agreement.

Private terminals (FBOs)

  • Porter FBO

An FBO is the private terminal: lounge, crew, fuel, customs desk. You drive up, walk 30 metres, and board.

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What it costs to fly here privately

Sources and credits
  1. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport · Durksteel at English Wikipedia · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

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