Airport is slowly getting flixed up - but in some places - they only painted a turd.
Runway is nice - but backtrack for 13 can be a pain. Grass strip is not bad - and makes a nice shortcut to clear runway/get to the terminal on busy days. Wildlife can often be a problem on the runways.
What comes after greasy spoon?? ... because that is what the restaurant is. (but some of the food - and the hours - are good)
Cheapest fuel in Southern Ontario - and their new cardlock can get pretty busy on most days because if it.
Unicom/FBO folks are extremely helpful. The AME onsite at the local shop (which restores/repowers old See-Bees) is very good
Cute little airport, very well maintained and easy to find. Rather busy local traffic - lots of planes in the nearby Claremont training area and next to the lake Scugog - so keep listening (and advising) on the 122.9 before getting close to Lindsay. It is also a popular destination for the local "100$ hamburger" cross-countries, check out their restaurant next to the FBO! :-)
Local government is considering whether to keep Lindsay Airport open or sell off the land to developers. Here's the online petition to keep the airport open:
I skipped the restaurant since it was a refuelling stop in the morning, but it sounds like I missed some good food. The FBO staff were very friendly as well.
Linday has a small restaraunt on the airfield that has decent food and seems to attract a fair amount of locals from town. One of the better on airport restaraunts in southern Ontario
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Updated runway ids to match NavCanada data.
🔗 Sun, 21 Apr 2024
— @berk at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Updated runway id from 02/20 to 03/21 to match NavCanada data.
-- www.maverickapp.com team.
Great little airport. Fantastic buttertarts!
🔗 Fri, 10 Jun 2016
— @Niss at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Known for their legendary buttertarts, be sure to add this to your list for the 100$ hamburger.
Occasional wildlife, so keep an eye out, and it's a popular training spot.
Not the prettiest - but the cheapest
🔗 Sat, 10 Sep 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Airport is slowly getting flixed up - but in some places - they only painted a turd.
Runway is nice - but backtrack for 13 can be a pain. Grass strip is not bad - and makes a nice shortcut to clear runway/get to the terminal on busy days. Wildlife can often be a problem on the runways.
What comes after greasy spoon?? ... because that is what the restaurant is. (but some of the food - and the hours - are good)
Cheapest fuel in Southern Ontario - and their new cardlock can get pretty busy on most days because if it.
Unicom/FBO folks are extremely helpful. The AME onsite at the local shop (which restores/repowers old See-Bees) is very good
Up and running
🔗 Thu, 23 Jun 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Check out the airports new website klma.ca
Nice place!
🔗 Wed, 15 Jun 2011
— @dazuppa at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Cute little airport, very well maintained and easy to find. Rather busy local traffic - lots of planes in the nearby Claremont training area and next to the lake Scugog - so keep listening (and advising) on the 122.9 before getting close to Lindsay. It is also a popular destination for the local "100$ hamburger" cross-countries, check out their restaurant next to the FBO! :-)
Petition to save Lindsay Airport
🔗 Sun, 06 Apr 2008
— @david at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Local government is considering whether to keep Lindsay Airport open or sell off the land to developers. Here's the online petition to keep the airport open:
http://lindsay.epetitions.net/
As you can see from the other comments, this is a popular airport with transient pilots.
Missed my chance
🔗 Sun, 22 Jul 2007
— @StudentPilot at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
I skipped the restaurant since it was a refuelling stop in the morning, but it sounds like I missed some good food. The FBO staff were very friendly as well.
Butter tarts
🔗 Sun, 22 Jul 2007
— @Flying_Celt at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Butter tarts yes. Also - there are go carts next to the field. It's a back track runway - though so don't be too tight on the plane in front of you.
Buttertarts
🔗 Sun, 22 Jul 2007
— @AnthonyNalli at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Famous for the best buttertarts anywhere!
Decent food
🔗 Tue, 17 Jul 2007
— Anonymous Flyer at Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay) Airport, Canada Reply
Linday has a small restaraunt on the airfield that has decent food and seems to attract a fair amount of locals from town. One of the better on airport restaraunts in southern Ontario