Which publication should pilots consult for information on Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports?

Which publication should pilots consult for information on Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports?

• A. Canada Aeronautical Directory
• B. Canadian NOTAM Handbook
• C. Canada Flight Supplement
• D. Canada Airspace Guide

Answer: (C)

The Canada Flight Supplement is the official source for detailed, current information on Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports. It lists each aerodrome with critical data such as location, elevation, runway length and surface, available lighting, radio frequencies, services (fuel, maintenance, etc.), hours of operation, and any instrument approaches or special procedures. The publication is updated every 28 days, so pilots have access to the latest baseline information for flight planning and in-flight decision making. While NOTAMs provide temporary or urgent changes, the Canada Flight Supplement supplies the permanent reference data you need before and during a flight. The other publications cover related topics (temporary notices, airspace structure, or general directories) but do not serve as the comprehensive, authoritative source for all details about Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports.

The Canada Flight Supplement is the official source for detailed, current information on Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports. It lists each aerodrome with critical data such as location, elevation, runway length and surface, available lighting, radio frequencies, services (fuel, maintenance, etc.), hours of operation, and any instrument approaches or special procedures. The publication is updated every 28 days, so pilots have access to the latest baseline information for flight planning and in-flight decision making. While NOTAMs provide temporary or urgent changes, the Canada Flight Supplement supplies the permanent reference data you need before and during a flight. The other publications cover related topics (temporary notices, airspace structure, or general directories) but do not serve as the comprehensive, authoritative source for all details about Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports.