Digby-Annapolis Regional Airport
Welcome to a Commercial & Private Airport located in the Historic Community of Digby
Nova Scotia’s highest airport at 499 feet above sea level capable of accommodating medium, twin-engine aircraft.
Important Information About Drones!
About the Airport
- The Airport sits on 500 acres of land with a 3950 X 75 foot runway
- The airport is equipped with AVGAS, Jet Fuel,and ground phone services
- The Airport Office is staffed 24 hours 7 days a week
- The airport lounge has washroom facilities and internet access. Snacks and refreshments and a place to relax
- Transportation to the Town of Digby is only 6 km away
- Car rental contact Enterprise Car Rental at Bruce Cherolet (902) 245-5936
- Distance to the Town of Digby home of the World Famous Digby Scallops 6 km
- Provincial Capital 250 km
- Halifax Regional Airport ground 290 km
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Digby-Annapolis Regional Airport
PO Box 6
RR # 2
1266 Bloomfield Road
Digby, N.S.
B0V 1A0
(902)245-5885 Fax 245-6372
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Municipal Airport / Emergency Dispatch Employees
Airport/Dispatch Supervisor
Bruce Snell
245-5885
Dispatchers
- Kenny Carter
- Cheri Howe
- Scott Cromwell
- Paulette Walker
Spare Dispatchers
- Bentley Rice
- Wayne Peterson
- Tim Long
- Doug Cromwell
- Peggy O'Neil
- Dave Barrett
Digby REMO Coordinator
Bruce Snell
(902) 245-6252
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Public Works Supervisor
Barry Faulkner
Maintenance / Snow Removal
David Oliver
Important Websites
The Municipality of Digby has owned and operated an emergency dispatch center at the Municipal Airport for the last 19 years.
The center which is manned 24 hours a day creates five full time, along with eight part-time positions, which includes a part time maintenance employee. They currently answer emergency phone lines and dispatch 14 fire departments from Little Brook through to Annapolis Royal.
When a resident calls 911, their call automatically goes to a Provincial 911 center which determines what emergency service is initially required and then this call is transferred either to the RCMP, EHS or FIRE Dispatch. Once the center at the airport has received the call they determine along with consultation from the 911 dispatcher which fire department is required, what the emergency is, where the emergency is and with who.
The staff at the center follow conclusive procedures to dispatch the Fire Department and assist them while they are on scene until arriving back to their hall.
A data base is maintained at the airport to enable the dispatcher to relay more pertinent information regarding the resident having the emergency especially if any hazards, such as propane etc. is present on the scene. All emergency calls are recorded and kept on record. The center also answers all phone inquires for the Annapolis Royal Police Department which includes all dispatching responsibilities as well.
The dispatchers are very multi-tasked individuals as well, maintaining smooth operation of the airport office, answering all dog control and waste water related calls on a daily basis.
The Municipality of Digby is very fortunate to be able to maintain their own emergency center
