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Most likely it is still running, like you said, but it probably isn't using airplanes anymore. I did some research, and nothing said that Embrun Airport didn't exist anymore. So it probably does still use gliders and hang-gliders, but no airplanes. |
Most likely it is still running, like you said, but it probably isn't using airplanes anymore. I did some research, and nothing said that Embrun Airport didn't exist anymore. So it probably does still use gliders and hang-gliders, but no airplanes. |
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:And what is your source for that? You can't just say things like that here, you must give a source, either a book or a ''reliable'' website (sorry, Freewebs website don't count). Before you put it in an article, give a source. See [[WP:V]] for help on how to cite. |
:And what is your source for that? You can't just say things like that here, you must give a source, either a book or a ''reliable'' website (sorry, Freewebs website don't count). Before you put it in an article, give a source. See [[WP:V]] for help on how to cite. |
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The Airport
There is no airport in Embrun, Ontario anymore. It closed down a few years ago! They no longer use it.
Loghead1 13:27, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
- Well according to NAV CANADA's current Canada Flight Supplement (23 November 2006) and Transport Canada (search for CPR2) this airport is in operation. CambridgeBayWeather (Talk) 13:24, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
Well, they haven't been flying planes in ages. Unless they've opened a new one somewhere else then I don't think there is one. But if you can find out if they've built a new one here, then let me know.
Loghead1 20:32, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
- How about gliders and hang-gliders? The CFS says both are active in the area. Also page 77 of this pdf from Transport Canada, dated 26th Oct uses Embrun Airport as an example. CambridgeBayWeather (Talk) 12:34, 24 November 2006
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Most likely it is still running, like you said, but it probably isn't using airplanes anymore. I did some research, and nothing said that Embrun Airport didn't exist anymore. So it probably does still use gliders and hang-gliders, but no airplanes.
Loghead1 16:29, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
- And what is your source for that? You can't just say things like that here, you must give a source, either a book or a reliable website (sorry, Freewebs website don't count). Before you put it in an article, give a source. See WP:V for help on how to cite.