Marcel H. Jolicoeur

Operates as a gold mining company

Operates as a non-for-profit technical society of professionals in the Canadian minerals, metals and materials market

Functions as a College/University

Aéroport Régional de Val-d'Or is a nonprofit organization established in 1999 that manages, operates, and develops a regional airport located 5 km from downtown Val-d'Or, Quebec. The airport hosts three airlines providing regular and charter flights connecting Val-d'Or to Quebec and northern communities. The private company is based in Val-d'Or, Canada. The airport serves the Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Nord-du-Québec regions, functioning as a socio-economic hub supporting remote northern communities, tourism, and regional development. It features Quebec’s third-longest runway, a modern terminal with airline counters, a café bistro, maintenance facilities, and advanced navigation systems. The airport provides traveler services such as flight status updates, parking with electric vehicle charging, car rentals, taxi and adapted taxi services, helicopter charters, and a flight school. Accessibility is prioritized with designated parking, accessible restrooms, and assistance services for passengers with reduced mobility. The Centre de Transit Minier Nordique (CTMN) is a specialized logistics and transit center supporting mining companies, offering rental spaces, administrative offices, cargo handling, security processes, refrigerated storage, secure shipment handling, workforce and equipment rental, parking, and a conference room. It adheres to Canadian air transport security procedures and informs travelers about passenger protection regulations and travel advisories. The terminal operates daily, and the airport offers land rental for custom hangar construction.