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Trail airport approach to be redesigned

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A flight approach to the Trail airport that has helped planes land in less-than-ideal weather will have to be redesigned.

Trail looks for options after airport approach grounded

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A straight-in approach that allows reliable access in marginal weather no longer meets Transport Canada criteria.

Passenger loads up at Trail airport in February

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The number of people flying out of the Trail Regional Airport grew last month compared to the same time last year.

Trail airport topped 20,000 passengers in 2025

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The number of people travelling in and out of the Trail Regional Airport was up over 3,300 from 2024.

November a tough month for Trail air travel

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There were 22 flight cancellations last month and eight shuttle bus runs to Penticton.

Trail airport shuttle gets first runs of season

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There were eight flight cancellations in Trail overall in October: two due to planned maintenance by Pacific Coastal, and the rest weather-related.

Trail airport hoping to remove dead Dutch elms

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City council heard this week that the big storm on July 31 knocked down four of the trees and damaged sections of the fencing that prevents wildlife from getting onto the runway.

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City of Castlegar
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Economy
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Tires worth more than $10,000 stolen in Castlegar

Crime
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Trail launches interactive historical walking tours

Community
The Trail Museum and Archives and the City of Trail have partnered with On the Spot to launch a new series of interactive walking tours and gamified scavenger hunts.
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