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The
Blatchford area will be broken into five boroughs: Blatchford West, Blatchford East, Blatchford Park, Civic Plaza, and Town Centre. Blatchford West, the first borough to be developed, will have more than 6,000 townhouses and apartments, while Blatchford East will have more than 4,000 townhouses
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By early 1985, Pacific
Western was operating eighteen nonstop Boeing 737-200 flights every weekday from the airport to Calgary via its "Chieftain Airbus" shuttle schedule linking the two cities. There were also two other airlines competing with Pacific Western at this time on the Edmonton - Calgary
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After city council voted to close the airport in 2009, a group called "Envision
Edmonton" organized numerous initiatives to lobby against the City Centre Airport's closure. Envision Edmonton, and other critics of the proposal, circulated a petition in 2010 which garnered over 70,000 signatures,
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purchased 13 ha (33 acres) of land in
Blatchford, as well as more land at the site of the former Westwood Transit Garage, to consolidate most of its operations at its main campus; the city of Edmonton reinvested its revenue from this sale into the development of Blatchford.
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and two flights operated by
Pacific Western. Also in contrast at this same time, there was only one nonstop flight a day operated on the weekdays from Edmonton International to Calgary with this service being flown by CP Air. Other airlines serving ECCA as this time were
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Due to the airport's location in the central portion of the city, there were both curfew restrictions and noise abatement procedures. The field maintained 24/7 operations, with the strictest noise regulations in effect from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am local time.
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also raced at the speedway between 2007 and 2010, and again in 2012. Beginning with the July 2011 event, the track layout was reconfigured to use a more northeasterly section of the airport, including runway 16/34 (which had been permanently closed).
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jetliners in
Calgary for the flights to Texas. According to the February 1, 1987 Continental timetable, the respective routings of these flights were YXD-YYC-DFW-IAH and YXD-YYC-IAH, and both services were operated with Continental flight numbers.
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It was initially decided that ECCA would be closed in 1963, upon completion of a new passenger terminal at
Edmonton International. However, the issue was reexamined by consultants, and particularly in view of the unforeseen development of
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The north–south runway, runway 16/34, was to be the first runway closed. The closure was postponed until after the Indy and
Airfest events of 2010. On August 3, 2010, runway 16/34 was closed to air traffic with a
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turboprops with three flights on weekdays for a combined total of 23 flights every weekday operated by the three airlines. In contrast, there were only four nonstop jet flights every weekday from
Calgary to
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aircraft (which the airline called the "Javelin Jet-Prop") on many of its flights from the airport and had also introduced its "Chieftain Airbus" shuttle service linking
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In 2022, it was announced that Hangar 11, a historic building at the former airport, would be redeveloped into a mixed-use space. Planned uses include retail, commercial, restaurant, event and housing.
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and apartments. Blatchford Park will be around 49 ha (120 acres) in size and will include a large lake. The Town Centre and Civic Plaza will accommodate various businesses, markets, shops, and two
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on its way to Alaska crashed 55 km (34 mi) north of the airport because the pilot was teaching emergency procedures to the copilot at too low an altitude, killing two out of five occupants.
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as the ceremonial last takeoff. Shortly afterwards, ERAA placed barricades on runway 12/30 to prevent access, and markers were placed to clearly signal to pilots that it was closed.
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depending on the day of the week. By the late 1950s, three Canadian-based airlines were providing primary scheduled passenger air service at the airport: major air carriers
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aircraft were also being operated by the airline to destinations located north of Edmonton. The jet age arrived at the airport in 1969 when Pacific Western introduced
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of Edmonton's LRT network to Blatchford began in June 2020, and it is expected to open in 2024 or 2025. The first residents moved into Blatchford in November 2020.
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propliners with six round trip nonstop flights a day between the two cities. According to the June 24, 1968 Pacific Western system timetable, Douglas DC-6 and
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aircraft C-FCDZ flying over the site of the airport suffered a propeller failure, resulting in an unplanned landing on the airport grounds using the plane's
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jetliners with nonstop flights to Calgary, Fort Smith and Hay River with direct, no change of plane 737 jet service to Vancouver, Yellowknife,
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between the United States and Asia. According to the September 24, 1950, Northwest Airlines system timetable, the air carrier was operating
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which is the second most northerly destination in Canada served by scheduled airline flights. By 1968, Pacific Western had introduced the
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2414:"Airport closure prolonged: Council moves to delay shutting down City Centre's runway until after the 2010 Rexall Indy and Airfest"
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departures a day nonstop from ECCA to YYC in addition to operating direct 737 jet flights into the airport from
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with a variation 25 degrees E and elevation of 2,185 ft (666 m). The facility was listed as being a
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was established in 1937. Over the years since then, its site witnessed increasing influence by the
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In addition, from 2005 to 2012, the airport was annually converted into a race track for the
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The Aerodrome of Democracy: Canada and the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan, 1939-1945
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Energy Centre One, a district energy sharing system, in phase one of Blatchford, Edmonton
2202:"Pacific Western Airlines system timetable, Edmonton Municipal Airport flight schedules"
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train station to the north, off Bush Pilot Road. The Alberta and Edmonton office for
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and some non-aviation institutions were to remain, with some land transferred to
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history, being the first licensed airfield in Canada (1926). Characters such as
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Runway 12/30 was 5,870 by 200 ft (1,789 by 61 m). Runway 12 had an
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2118:"Official Airline Guide (OAG), Edmonton Industrial Airport flight schedules"
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and became the commercial Edmonton City Centre (Blatchford Field) Airport.
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organized protests, and supported pro-airport candidates in Edmonton's
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In 1950, the airport was a stop on an international route operated by
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Further amenities located close to the airport included shopping at
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List of British Commonwealth Air Training Plan facilities in Canada
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2223:"Continental Airlines – February 1, 1987 Employee System Timetable"
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military bomber aircraft, including the longest runway in Canada.
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Overlay of the pre-2011 Edmonton IndyCar track on an airport map
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Klinkenberg, Marty; Klingbeil, Cailynn (September 21, 2012).
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landed at the airport during both of his circumnavigations.
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via intermediate stops at Calgary and Vancouver. In 1987,
2100:"Official Airline Guide (OAG), Edmonton (YXD) schedules"
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Pilots Handbook of Aerodromes and Seaplane Bases Vol. 2
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flying as Canadian Partner on behalf of Canadian via a
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Avitat hangar to store their ground support units. A
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1977:, Sept. 24, 1950 Northwest Airlines system timetable
1883:"Aviation Museum celebrates Blatchford Field's 90th"
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2304:"Edmonton Indy – Edmonton City Centre Airport"
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2324:Fisher Report 1962, Edmonton City Archives.
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4227:Canadian Forces bases in Canada (closed)
4134:List of international airports in Canada
3367:Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
1780:16 July 2020 to 0901Z 10 September 2020.
1546:Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
1481:Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
1291:via a code sharing agreement was flying
938:passenger aircraft as well as all-cargo
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456:Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
2922:
1998:from the original on December 15, 2017.
1937:. Royal Canadian Air Force. p. 90.
1763:
1710:On May 26, 1955, an Associated Airways
1228:Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
557:, when it was a major stop-over on the
523:Along with May, the Mayor of Edmonton,
4119:List of the busiest airports in Canada
3092:North Saskatchewan River flood of 1915
2911:from the original on February 3, 2018.
2603:from the original on February 3, 2018.
2549:from the original on January 17, 2018.
2527:from the original on October 27, 2016.
2412:Liebrecht, Richard (October 1, 2009).
2332:
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1149:jets with two flights on weekdays and
958:, Penticton, Inuvik and Norman Wells.
563:British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
3055:2001 World Championships in Athletics
2466:Theobald, Claire (December 3, 2013).
2363:
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2292:from the original on August 23, 2017.
2263:"ECCA – Edmonton City Centre Airport"
1769:
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1684:was located nearby. Proximity to the
1069:operated a private passenger / cargo
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2314:from the original on August 6, 2017.
1236:George Bush Intercontinental Airport
1083:de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter
431:) was an airport within the city of
4242:Defunct motorsport venues in Canada
2515:Ramsay, Caley (February 21, 2015).
2497:Ramsay, Caley (November 30, 2013).
2435:Gavriloff, Brian (August 4, 2010).
2282:"End of the line for Edmonton Indy"
1791:"2008 Annual Report and Financials"
1738:stalled and crashed on approach to
816:Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation
4124:List of defunct airports in Canada
2823:Howlett, Trevor (April 22, 2024).
2804:from the original on July 31, 2023
2798:"Heritage Assessment of Hangar 11"
2337:Amato, Sean (September 16, 2020).
2233:from the original on May 31, 2017.
782:) as well as regional air carrier
734:propliner service on a routing of
461:The airport was originally called
281:
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4232:Royal Canadian Air Force stations
3357:List of Universities and colleges
2614:Mitchell, Dave (April 22, 2020).
1413:, was chosen as the site for the
1391:) had been built at Namao by the
27:Former airport in Alberta, Canada
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4114:List of airports by ICAO code: C
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1191:commuter turboprop service from
1147:McDonnell Douglas DC-9 Series 30
774:(which would become CP Air) and
531:, became a fighter ace in WWII.
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4217:Airports disestablished in 2011
2849:Northwest Airlines' Flight 6427
1742:, killing one of ten occupants.
1667:Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service
1579:Airport facilities (historical)
1441:service at ECCA, especially to
1261:Canadian Airlines International
1203:turboprops as well as with the
1175:turboprop service nonstop from
120:
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4212:1929 establishments in Alberta
3209:Alberta's Industrial Heartland
2741:Bezovie, Erin (May 24, 2022).
2189:http://www.departedflights.com
2177:http://www.departedflights.com
2162:http://www.departedflights.com
2150:http://www.departedflights.com
2135:http://www.departedflights.com
1975:http://www.timetableimages.com
1562:district energy sharing system
1415:Edmonton International Airport
1160:Edmonton International Airport
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2695:International Railway Journal
1393:United States Army Air Forces
586:Edmonton municipal government
4207:Airports established in 1929
2368:Metro (September 16, 2010).
1988:"Canadian Pacific Air Lines"
970:Edmonton City Centre Airport
471:Howard ("Cowboy") Blatchford
467:Kenneth Alexander Blatchford
409:Edmonton City Centre Airport
36:Edmonton City Centre Airport
4202:Defunct airports in Alberta
4129:List of heliports in Canada
2395:"City Centre Redevelopment"
2310:. Edmonton, Alberta. 2012.
1232:Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
717:Scheduled passenger service
479:Edmonton Industrial Airport
169:November 30, 2013
4258:
3484:Canadian Forces Base (CFB)
2082:"Pacific Western Airlines"
2064:"Pacific Western Airlines"
2046:"Pacific Western Airlines"
2028:"Pacific Western Airlines"
1954:. ECW Press. p. 137.
1948:Thomas, Morley K. (2001).
1529:
1185:Southern Frontier Airlines
1155:de Havilland Canada Dash 7
1103:de Havilland Canada Dash 7
982:followed by its successor
772:Canadian Pacific Air Lines
677:5,700 feet (1,737 m)
663:5,700 feet (1,737 m)
649:4,500 feet (1,372 m)
574:Canadian Pacific Air Lines
475:Edmonton Municipal Airport
220:2,202 ft / 671 m
18:Edmonton Municipal Airport
4157:
2593:"About – Project History"
1717:On September 17, 1955, a
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2086:Airline Timetable Images
2068:Airline Timetable Images
2050:Airline Timetable Images
2032:Airline Timetable Images
2014:Airline Timetable Images
2010:"Trans-Canada Air Lines"
1992:Airline Timetable Images
1933:Staff writer (c. 1942).
1858:"Population, Historical"
1774:Canada Flight Supplement
1719:Pacific Western Airlines
1686:Royal Alexandra Hospital
1636:Facilities and amenities
1512:On February 21, 2015, a
1433:) which opened in 1960.
1368:Obsolescence and closure
980:Pacific Western Airlines
784:Pacific Western Airlines
578:Royal Canadian Air Force
393:Canada Flight Supplement
294:Location within Edmonton
4144:Operation Yellow Ribbon
3050:1983 Summer Universiade
3045:1978 Commonwealth Games
1731:On October 25, 2010, a
1700:On October 27, 1948, a
1692:Accidents and incidents
1477:Alberta Aviation Museum
1465:2010 municipal election
1450:1992 municipal election
1345:Edmonton Indy Champ Car
1306:Final years (2000–2013)
1226:with direct service to
1057:and its later brand of
624:Department of Transport
559:Northwest Staging Route
500:The airport has a rich
2666:"Chandos Construction"
1625:non-directional beacon
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1587:On approach, runway 30
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1257:Official Airline Guide
1115:Lockheed L-188 Electra
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776:Trans-Canada Air Lines
748:Minneapolis–Saint Paul
550:
248:53.57194°N 113.51944°W
4073:Toronto–Pearson
3752:By province/territory
3611:By location indicator
3467:International airport
3382:University of Alberta
3184:William Hawrelak Park
3147:Edmonton Metro Region
2898:Blatchford: More Life
2424:on February 23, 2012.
2088:. September 28, 1969.
2034:. September 24, 1959.
1896:Hatch, F. J. (1983).
1586:
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1397:Strategic Air Command
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1135:Northwest Territories
1125:as well as direct to
1079:Fokker F27 Friendship
1063:Fokker F28 Fellowship
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794:between Edmonton and
680:200 feet (61 m)
666:200 feet (61 m)
652:200 feet (61 m)
548:
541:RCAF Station Edmonton
198: • Summer (
3474:Anthony Henday Drive
3017:Notable Edmontonians
2599:. City of Edmonton.
2597:Blatchford, Edmonton
2545:. City of Edmonton.
2543:Blatchford, Edmonton
2478:on December 13, 2013
2401:on October 16, 2012.
1823:Government of Canada
1740:Kirby Lake Aerodrome
1649:Edmonton Flying Club
1642:fixed-base operators
1592:Airfield and runways
1532:Blatchford, Edmonton
1526:Blatchford community
1507:touch-and-go landing
1361:NASCAR Canada Series
1220:Continental Airlines
915:Resolute Bay Airport
253:53.57194; -113.51944
61:City Centre Airport
3447:Transportation and
3065:City Centre Airport
2269:on January 6, 2009.
1736:Beechcraft King Air
1610:instrument approach
1518:ballistic parachute
1273:codeshare agreement
1121:and Peace River in
820:Canadair North Star
606: /
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3362:MacEwan University
3241:West Edmonton Mall
3157:Metropolitan areas
3082:Heritage buildings
2501:. Global Edmonton.
1863:. City of Edmonton
1856:City of Edmonton.
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610:53.567°N 113.517°W
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3347:List of libraries
3246:Tallest buildings
2778:on April 19, 2023
2472:Edmonton Examiner
2447:on August 5, 2010
2208:. April 28, 1985.
2124:. April 15, 1975.
2052:. April 26, 1964.
1827:Statistics Canada
1819:www.statcan.gc.ca
1803:on July 11, 2011.
1726:Thorhild, Alberta
1722:Bristol Freighter
1682:St John Ambulance
1439:regional airliner
1411:downtown Edmonton
1355:, and became the
1293:British Aerospace
1065:twin jets, while
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1036:British Aerospace
984:Canadian Airlines
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