Canadian Forces Base Trenton

I love CFB Trenton! I can't believe someone would complain about noise living near a MILITARY BASE Seriously should have researched before moving to the area! LOL.I actually live just on the southern outskirts of Mountainview which is an extension of Trenton. Globemasters and C-130s, Griffons with Skydivers...I LOVE it. Sky divers can land right in my yard if they want!CFB Trenton ROCKS, and everyone in the area and in the country should be proud of what they do!

Quarantined at Trenton - March 2020. Lodge accommodation was great. Red Cross & volunteers kept us safe as virus began its deadly toll worldwide. Back in Australia now with memories of Canadian hospitality.

The Canadian airforce base / airport designated (YTR/ CYTR) located in Trenton Ontario serves as an important air transport hub and maintenance facility for Canada's military aircraft.Here you will find Canada's 8 Wing command, which includes; 424 transport search and rescue squadron, and several Air transport squardons (426, 429, 436, 437).If you visit the airport you will see several CF 130H Hercules military transport aircraft on the ramp or see them flying operational missions that can span to remote locations and Northern communities in Canada as well as international peace keeping/ humanitarian aid and military missions around the world.Canada's armed forces provides essential services and protection for Canadians and we should be proud of our men and women who serve our country.If you like my reviews, photos or videos give them a Hercules thumbs up.

Great experience.

Did visit this Air Base many years ago,Had a ride in the crachtender (it was the same as the Danish Airforce did buy).

Good air cadet training centre but unfortunately it gets extremely hot during the summer. Recommended to take basic aviation course here.Proud member of 180 squadron

It’s an air force base that simple. Oh when stuff hits the fan these folks are defending you….so have a bit of humility and deal with some “low flying” aircraft and noise at night in exchange for your rights to complain. Food for thought….

wouldn't let me do a test drive

People don't realize that a lot of the night time flights are usually because of the Search and Rescue Squadron. Yes they're loud and may even fly low but they're primary goal is to help/save people that are in danger, need rescuing, or those who call for help, period. If you don't like the noise, consider moving. Their operation is 24/7 and if someone's life is in danger/needs help then they go up in flight no matter the time of day to help save those people calling for assistance, which can require low aerial flights!

Supporting the community with local jobs. Anyone who complains about noise should know what they are getting themselves into when they move by one of the biggest air force bases in canada.