Charter Flights to Cross Lake, Manitoba
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Cross Lake is located about 520 kilometres north of Winnipeg and is one of northern Manitoba’s better-served Indigenous communities. Direct charter flights can be arranged into Cross Lake Airport, while seasonal float plane service may also be possible for regional lake access and remote travel.
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Flights to Cross Lake, Manitoba
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Cross Lake Services / Accommodations / Contacts:
- Charter flights to Cross Lake arrive at Cross Lake (Charlie Sinclair Memorial) Airport, YCR / CYCR, located about one nautical mile east of the community. The airport’s 3,993-foot crushed rock runway supports a range of northern charter operations.
- Cross Lake has local lodging for visitors who need to stay overnight for work, family visits, or community events. Cross Lake Inn & Entertainment Centre advertises free WiFi, parking, pet-friendly rooms, and guest laundry in the heart of the community.
- Visitors to Cross Lake are drawn by boating, fishing, shoreline scenery, and community-centred northern outdoor life. Cross Lake also functions as a regional service centre, making it a useful base for travel throughout the surrounding Nelson River and lake country.
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Wheel Plane Charter Flights
Wheel plane charter flights to Cross Lake are practical for business, family, government, and cargo travel, with a certified northern airport capable of handling a range of suitable aircraft.
Float Plane Charter Flights
Seasonal float plane charters may also be arranged for the Cross Lake region during open-water months, especially where lake access is more practical than direct runway access.
Helicopter Charter Flights
Helicopter charter services can also be sourced for Cross Lake when direct access to remote sites, work areas, or specialized landing points is needed beyond airport service.
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Flights to Cross Lake, MB FAQ
What airport serves Cross Lake, Manitoba?
Cross Lake is served by Cross Lake (Charlie Sinclair Memorial) Airport, with airport codes YCR and CYCR. The airport is about one nautical mile east of the community.
How long is the runway at Cross Lake Airport?
Cross Lake Airport has a crushed rock runway measuring about 3,993 feet by 98 feet, which supports a range of northern charter aircraft.
Are there hotel options in Cross Lake?
Yes. Cross Lake Inn & Entertainment Centre offers accommodations in Cross Lake and advertises free WiFi, parking, pet-friendly rooms, and guest laundry.
Can float plane or helicopter charters be arranged for Cross Lake?
Yes. Seasonal float plane service may be arranged for the Cross Lake region during open-water periods, and helicopter quotes can also be sourced from operators serving northern Manitoba.