Carleton Place Airport is located southeast of Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada, west of Ottawa. About This airport was built by Marvin MacPherson and Dr. Wilf Roy, both of Carleton Place. The first flight was flown in a Piper Super Cub on skis in March 1959, piloted by MacPherson. In 2000, MacPherson and Allison Horton purchased this grass strip airport. A flying club, COPA Flight 121 and an ultralight training school reside here. Other local general aviation schools use this airport to practice their emergency grass strip student landings. The airport has also been used for Orange helicopter services, MNR helicopter services and DND exercises. COPA Flight 121 hosts an annual fly-in BBQ, typically on the weekend following the Labour Day holiday. The airfield has a few buildings including rental hangars. See also List of airports in the Ottawa area References External links Page about this airport on COPA's Places to Fly airport directory Registered aerodromes in Ontario Carleton Place Buildings and structures in Lanark County