Rimouski Aerodrome is a registered aerodrome located northeast of Rimouski, Quebec, Canada. It only handles general aviation and cargo flights. History The aerodrome was constructed in 1927, when the Department of Defence constructed a terminal for the first aerial postal route in Canada. During the 1930s and 1940s, programs to combat unemployment during the Great Depression as well as defence requirements during the Second World War led to the expansion of the aerodrome. In 1946, the City of Rimouski started renting the aerodrome from the federal government. The civilian use of the field would contribute to the rise of Quebecair until 1969. On 20 April 1999, Transport Canada awarded the airport certificate number 5151-1-Q208. On 19 April 2002, the city acquired the airport from the federal government. Since then, the city has owned and operated the airport. In 2017, the airport reverted to the status of registered aerodrome. Facilities Operator The aerodrome is owned and operated by the City of Rimouski and is considered a registered aerodrome under Canadian Aviation Regulations. Landing fees are charged. All single engine piston aircraft of less than registered gross weight and privately registered aircraft (except air ambulance and aircraft over ) according to the Transport Canada civil register are exempt from these fees. Outside parking fees are charged after 24 hours except for those who have a hangar storage lease. Hangar parking is available by monthly lease or without lease with different rates for resident and non-residents of the city. Flight schools are exempt from hangar fees. Plug-ins are available and billed based on amount of time used. Services Fuel The aerodrome sells 100LL and Jet-A1 fuels. Oils All seasonal oils are available. Servicing Storage, parking and plug-ins are available as well as a pilot lounge on request. Ramp The ramp is approximately in area. Terminal The Aérogare Paul-Emile-Lapointe is a , two story terminal building which contains a common area, passenger waiting areas and administrative offices. Hangars Two hangars are located at the aerodrome, containing 34,000 square feet of storage space. These two hangars are linked by a , two story building. Runways The aerodrome has an asphalt runway , allowing it to accommodate turboprops as well as turbofan/turbojet aircraft with over 50 passengers and MTOW over . Runway 07 has right hand circuit traffic. City staff provide a runway condition report. Pavement load ratings and pavement classification numbers are available. Lighting The