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Airport
Code	CYPT
Name	Pelee Island
Region	North America
Territory	Canada
Location	Pelee, Ontario
Elevation	174.345596 m572 ft
Coordinates	41° 46' 50" N, 82° 40' 39" W
All Airports in C	CEB5, CFH4, CFK4, CYAM, CYAW, CYBG, CYCH, CYCZ, CYDF, CYEG, CYEU, CYEV, CYFB, CYFC, CYFS, CYGK, CYGL, CYHM, CYHY, CYHZ, CYIO, CYJT, CYKA, CYKZ, CYLL, CYLT, CYLW, CYMX, CYOO, CYOW, CYPA, CYPQ, CYPT, CYPX, CYQA, CYQB, CYQH, CYQL, CYQM, CYQQ, CYQR, CYQT, CYQU, CYQX, CYQY, CYRB, CYRT, CYSB, CYSJ, CYSM

Runways
Designator Length Width Surface 9/27 1006 m3,300.525 ft 23 m75.459 ft ASP 18/36 564 m1,850.394 ft 6 m19.685 ft GVL

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Date/Time	23 May 2013 01:37:34
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Pelee Airport

ICAO: CYPT IATA: YPT

Description

Pelee Island Airport, is located adjacent to Pelee, Ontario Canada.

Climatology

Humid continental climate (Köppen climate classification Dfa) - characterized by four seasons: cold, windy, snowy winters, mild springs, hot, humid summers, and crisp and relatively short autumns. Precipitation reaches its lowest in January and February and peaks in summer and latter half of spring.

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Accidents & Serious Incidents at or in vicinity of CYPT

• C208, vicinity Pelee Island Canada, 2004 (WX HF GND LOC) (On 17 January, 2004 a Cessna 208 Caravan operated by Georgian Express, took off from Pellee Island, Ontario, Canada, at a weight significantly greater than maximum permitted and with ice visible on the airframe. Shortly after take off, the pilot lost control of the aircraft and it crashed into a frozen lake.)