CFB Comox / Comox Valley Airport, Combined military air base and civilian airport in Comox, Canada.
CFB Comox is a combined military air base and civilian airport on Vancouver Island serving both armed forces operations and regular air traffic. The facility includes a passenger terminal with standard amenities and features one of the region's longest runways for regional air service.
The facility was established as a military installation during World War II to support armed forces operations. Commercial passenger services were later added as the region's aviation needs evolved.
The terminal features rotating art displays from local creators, giving passengers a sense of the island's artistic community during their visit.
The airport is accessible by road with adequate parking for visitors and drop-off areas near the terminal entrance. The layout is straightforward, making it easy to find your way through the building.
The site has served continuously as a dual-purpose facility since the mid-20th century, making it one of Canada's longest-operating combined military and civilian airports. This dual role remains uncommon among Canadian airports, balancing strategic national needs with regional travel access.
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