Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport

CYQM is a designated customs airport with CBSA services, making it straightforward for US-originating charter flights into New Brunswick. The airport handles scheduled commercial traffic alongside general aviation, but it is far less congested than Halifax or Montreal. FBO services are available on the GA side, and the facility is well-suited to mid-size and smaller jets.

Moncton sits at the geographic center of the Maritime provinces, which is why operators like NovaJet base operations here. It is a practical entry point for passengers traveling to the Bay of Fundy area, the Northumberland Strait shoreline, or anywhere in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. The airport itself is compact and easy to navigate.

Downtown Moncton is roughly 8 km from the terminal, a 10 to 15 minute drive. The Magnetic Hill commercial district and casino area are about 12 km by road. Car rentals are available at the airport. Taxi and rideshare service operate from the terminal.

For passengers heading further afield: Shediac and Parlee Beach are about 25 km east (20 minutes). Fredericton is 190 km west, approximately 2 hours by road. The Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island is 60 km east via the Trans-Canada, about 45 minutes. Halifax is 280 km southeast, roughly 3 hours.