With the arrival of spring, Gilles‑Beaudet Airport (CSB3) is gradually resuming its seasonal air operations. This period marks the return of recreational, training, and general aviation flights—a normal and anticipated activity for our region.
Committed to maintaining harmonious coexistence with residents of the Vallée du Richelieu, airport management wishes to remind all users of the importance of adopting noise-conscious practices.
Shared responsibility
Reducing noise impacts relies on everyone’s commitment. Each pilot and operator can help minimize the effects of air operations on the surrounding community through simple actions, including:
- Following recommended departure and approach procedures;
- Avoiding prolonged overflights of residential areas whenever possible;
- Minimizing the use of non-essential engine power;
- Exercising increased vigilance early in the morning and in the evening;
- Respecting recommended minimum altitudes.
A commitment to the community
CSB3 Airport plays a key role in regional development, aeronautical training, and general aviation services. This role is accompanied by a clear commitment to maintaining open and respectful dialogue with the public, while promoting responsible operational practices.
We sincerely thank airport users for their cooperation and professionalism. Their awareness of community realities directly contributes to preserving a relationship of trust and ensuring the sustainability of aeronautical activities in our area.
For any questions or comments regarding noise or operations, the airport team remains available and attentive.
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