Remote airstrip serving the isolated community of Fort Graham.
Location
Fort Graham, Canada
Fort Grahame Airport (ICAO: CBW3) is a small, uncontrolled aerodrome located in Fort Graham, a remote Indigenous community in northern British Columbia, Canada. The airport serves as a critical link for residents of the area, providing access to essential supplies, medical services, and transportation in a region with no road connections.
The airstrip is typical of remote northern Canadian aerodromes, with a gravel or unpaved runway suited for small propeller-driven aircraft. It is primarily used by bush pilots and charter operators serving the local population.
Fort Graham is situated in the Finlay River area, and the airport plays a vital role in supporting the community's connectivity to larger centres such as Prince George and Mackenzie.
Getting to & from
No road access exists to Fort Graham, making the airport the primary means of transportation into and out of the community.
Airlines here
No scheduled commercial airlines operate here; the airport is served by charter and bush flying services only.
Notable facts
- ›Fort Graham is an unconnected remote community with no road access, making the airport essential for all travel and cargo.
- ›The airport is designated with ICAO code CBW3 and has no assigned IATA code.
- ›The airstrip is primarily used by small charter and bush aircraft.
- ›Fort Graham is home to the Tsay Keh Dene First Nation.
- ›The airport supports medical evacuation and supply flights for the remote community.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
