Kuujjuaq Airport YVP / CYVP

Air Inuit's corporate headquarters is in Montreal (Saint-Laurent); Kuujjuaq is its main operational base/hub, where it self-handles its own scheduled and charter flights. No independent third-party ground handler is confirmed at the station.

Canadian North operates its own ticket counter (ext. 4220) at Kuujjuaq per its official contact page, indicating it self-handles its passenger station rather than using a confirmed third-party handler. · 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM per Canadian North's official Kuujjuaq contact page; specific operating days not stated and hours subject to change without notice

Halutik Enterprises, a Makivik Corporation subsidiary, is Kuujjuaq's principal aviation fuel distributor, supplying Jet A-1 and 100LL avgas (Shell brand) via a hydrant fueling system at the airport. Official parent-company material states aircraft refueling is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; a separate FBO directory lists no standard hours at all, and neither a Mon-Fri 1300-2200Z window nor a PPR requirement could be independently verified in any source. · 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, per Makivik/Halutik company material (unconfirmed by independent FBO listings)

Air Inuit operates an aircraft servicing hangar at Kuujjuaq, expanded under a $14.5 million federal National Trade Corridors Fund investment announced in 2024 that covered both the hangar extension and a new cargo warehouse. The hangar supports Air Inuit's own fleet; availability of this capacity to third-party operators is unconfirmed.

Air Inuit operates a dedicated Kuujjuaq cargo warehouse/distribution facility with refrigeration capacity for perishables, serving as one of its mainline cargo hubs (alongside La Grande) for its new Boeing 737-800 freighter, which began Montreal-Kuujjuaq freight service in July 2024.

Canadian North Cargo operates a station at the Air Inuit Cargo Building in Kuujjuaq with its own dedicated phone/fax/email line, opening 2 hours before the first flight and closing 1 hour after the last flight. Co-location with Air Inuit's cargo facility is noted but a formal third-party handling arrangement is unconfirmed. · Opens 2 hours before first flight, closes 1 hour after last flight