History Muskoka Airport

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plaque describing norwegian training @ muskoka


from 1942 end of world war ii, served training facility royal norwegian air force. known little norway , replaced toronto island airport main training base in canada. royal canadian air force (rcaf) used auxiliary airfield cfb borden during world war ii.


military use ended , airport transferred department of transport (dot). airport has been owned district municipality of muskoka since 1996.



plaque commemorating dedication of memorial


during mid 20th century airport emergency landing facility trans canada airlines , rcaf.


the airport used general aviation, charters , other operators:



royal canadian mounted police
canadian forces
ontario ministry of natural resources




^ history
^ mcgrath, t.m. (1992). history of canadian airports (2nd ed.). ottawa: lugus publications in co-operation transport canada. isbn 0-921633-11-4. 






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