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Prince Rupert AirportCYPR / YPR

Prince Rupert Airport serves Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. Its ICAO code is CYPR and its IATA code YPR. The longest of its one runway is 13/31, at 6,000 ft (1,829 m). The field is 116 ft (35 m) above sea level. Local time is America/Vancouver, UTC-8, or UTC-7 with daylight saving.

Published by Overfly · Airport data: OurAirports, 14 Sep 2026 · Last updated 23 Sep 2026

ICAO

CYPR

IATA

YPR

LONGEST RUNWAY

6,000 ft

1,829 m · 13/31

ELEVATION

116 ft

35 m

TIME ZONE

UTC-8

America/Vancouver

POSITION

54.286°N

130.445°W

Runways

13/316,000 ft · 1,829 mASP

Nearest airports

Annette Island Airport PANT 60 nm35m

Masset Airport CZMT 61 nm40m

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Ketchikan International Airport PAKT 78 nm40m

Sandspit Airport CYZP 79 nm40m

Stewart Airport CZST 100 nm40m

Smithers Airport CYYD 118 nm45m

Klawock Airport PAKW 119 nm45m

Questions people ask about Prince Rupert Airport

How long is the runway at Prince Rupert Airport?

The longest runway, 13/31, is 6,000 ft (1,829 m), surface ASP.

What is the elevation of Prince Rupert Airport?

116 ft (35 m) above mean sea level.

What time zone is Prince Rupert Airport in?

America/Vancouver: UTC-8, or UTC-7 with daylight saving.

What are the codes for Prince Rupert Airport?

ICAO CYPR, IATA YPR. It serves Prince Rupert, Canada.

How far can you fly from Prince Rupert?

Open the mapper with a 7,300 nm range ring around CYPR, then pick your own aircraft, add a route and check every leg.

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