The runway at Stephenville International Airport at dusk, edge lights on, with the Long Range Mountains beyond.

Ten thousand feet of runway on the edge of the North Atlantic.

Stephenville International Airport is open again under new ownership, and we're building the gateway Western Newfoundland has been waiting for.

48.54183°N 58.55148°W CYJT

Grand re-opening

October 2, 2026: Together, let's take flight into the future.

Join us as we celebrate the grand re-opening of Stephenville International Airport and a new chapter in our community's growth and connectivity.

When
Where
Stephenville International Airport terminal
13 Tennessee Drive, Stephenville

One of Atlantic Canada's most unusual pieces of infrastructure.

A 10,000-foot runway built for the largest aircraft, extensive surrounding lands, road access to the Trans-Canada corridor and deep-water port facilities close by. Few airports in Canada combine all four.

Following its acquisition by Stephenville International Airport Corp., supported by BTG Capital, the airport is pursuing a long-term plan focused on infrastructure revitalization, operational growth and strategic development, working alongside local communities, Indigenous groups, government and regional businesses.

More about the airport

Looking down the full length of the Stephenville runway under a blue sky, mountains at the far end.
Runway
10,000 ft
Identifiers
YJT / CYJT
Position
48.54183°N 58.55148°W
Region
West coast of Newfoundland

Room to build.

The airport's infrastructure and available lands are open to partners whose plans fit its long-term vision.

  • Aviation services

    Fuelling, maintenance, storage and ground handling for aircraft of every size, on a runway that can take the largest of them.

  • Cargo and logistics

    A North Atlantic position with road access and deep-water port facilities nearby, for freight that needs to move between continents.

  • Aerospace and industry

    Hangar space and surrounding lands for manufacturing, testing, training and defence-related work.

  • Regional connectivity

    A gateway for Western Newfoundland: tourism, business travel and the connections a growing region needs.

Start a conversation

  1. Grand re-opening set for October 2, 2026

    Join us at the airport from 2:30 to 4:30pm for the ceremonial ribbon cutting, remarks from BTG Capital, SIA investors and government, and an afternoon with local dignitaries and community leaders. Refreshments will be served.

  2. Stephenville International Airport reopens its doors under new ownership and joins the Avfuel network

    The terminal is open again under Stephenville International Airport Corp., and the airport has joined the Avfuel network.

  3. BTG Critical Infrastructure Co-Invest LP I acquires Stephenville International Airport

    BTG Capital Inc., on behalf of BTG Critical Infrastructure Co-Invest LP I, has acquired Stephenville International Airport, establishing a strategic infrastructure platform in Atlantic Canada. The firm plans a phased investment in infrastructure modernization, expanded aviation and cargo operations, aerospace partnerships and industrial development.

    Read the full release at Cision Newswire