Small regional airport serving Bromont, Quebec's Eastern Townships.
Location
Bromont, Canada
Bromont (Roland Désourdy) Airport is a small regional airport located in Bromont, Quebec, Canada, in the Eastern Townships region southeast of Montreal. It primarily serves general aviation traffic, including private and recreational flying, as well as charter operations.
The airport is named after Roland Désourdy, a local businessman and aviation enthusiast who played a significant role in the development of the Bromont region. It operates under Transport Canada regulations and serves as a base for local flying clubs and private aircraft owners.
Given its small size, the airport does not support scheduled commercial airline service. It functions mainly as a general aviation facility serving the surrounding Montérégie and Eastern Townships communities.
Terminals
The airport has no commercial passenger terminal; facilities are modest and oriented toward general aviation operations.
Getting to & from
The airport is accessible primarily by personal vehicle, with Bromont located approximately 80 kilometres east of Montreal along Highway 10.
Notable facts
- ›Named after Roland Désourdy, a prominent Bromont businessman and aviation advocate.
- ›Serves general aviation, private aircraft, and charter flights rather than scheduled commercial service.
- ›Located in Quebec's Eastern Townships, a popular recreational region.
- ›IATA code ZBM is assigned but rarely used due to the absence of scheduled airline service.
- ›Operates under Transport Canada oversight as a registered aerodrome.
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