Fort Langley Airport

Just east of the picturesque village of Fort Langley, British Columbia, on the south bank of the Fraser River, sits the Fort Langley Airport. It is a small, private airport tucked away under the gaze of the Golden Ears mountains.

Founded by an aviation enthusiast in 1959, the Fort Langley Airport has evolved from a grass landing strip to a 5510' paved runway with lights and PAPI. The facility now features a helipad, hangars, float-plane shelters and a ramp for water access with docking nearby.

Fort Langley Airport insists that all pilots are respectful of the communities that surround us.  When possible, depart and arrive from/to the east. If departure or arrival must occur from/to the west, please follow the procedures below: