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Carlyle Airport (CJQ3), Carlyle, Saskatchewan — no landing fee, 24/7 self-serve AvGas & JetA fuel, courtesy car, and live weather info.
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Carlyle Airport, also known as E. J. “Ted” Brady Regional Airport, is a community-operated aerodrome in Carlyle, Saskatchewan.
Run by the Town of Carlyle, it serves as a local fly-in hub for business and recreation in southeast Saskatchewan, including travel to nearby attractions such as Moose Mountain Provincial Park. The airport welcomes pilots with no landing fee and offers free apron parking. Its self-service fuel is available around the clock, year-round, with AvGas and Jet A-1, and payment by credit card or cash.
Visitors can also use a courtesy car for $10 or $0. 50 per kilometre, whichever is greater, subject to availability. Pilots can access live weather information through the airport’s AWOS, weather station, cameras, and online reports.
The facility has a 4,007-by-75-foot paved runway with lighting and published traffic communications. Carlyle Airport has served the area’s aviation community since the Carlyle Flying Club formed in 1956. It is a registered aerodrome, not a certified airport, and pilots should confirm current conditions with the operator
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