Canadian North 5T1775 flight status now

5T1775 - MPE1775 Canadian North (5T)
JHL Fort MacKay Canada
Flight JHL to YEG
YEG Edmonton Canada
NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS Lasted record on 05-February-2020
Departure Albian Aerodrome
IATA: JHLICAO:
Scheduled 09:10
None None
Arrival Edmonton International Airport
IATA: YEGICAO: CYEG
Scheduled 10:12
None None
5T1775 Detail
  • Type: Domestic Flight
  • Flight Duration: 58 minutes
  • Flight Distance: 457 kms / 284 miles
Airline
  • Canadian North
  • IATA: 5T
  • ICAO: MPE
  • Operating Days: NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS
Passenger Services
  • Service type: None
  • Seats: None
  • Freight capacity: None
  • Passenger classes: None
More Detail
  • Aircraft: Canadian North
  • Callsign: None
  • Departure Timezone: America/Edmonton
  • Arrival Timezone: America/Edmonton
  • Current Time in Fort MacKay: Thursday 2025-11-20 04:50 AM
  • Current Time in Edmonton: Thursday 2025-11-20 04:50 AM

Domestic flight Canadian North 5T1775 takes off from Fort MacKay (JHL) Canada to Edmonton (YEG) Canada. It's operated by Canadian North. The plane leaves Albian Aerodrome at 09:10 America/Edmonton. The flight is expected to land at Edmonton International Airport at 10:12 America/Edmonton. The flight will last about 58 minutes.

Similar flight route from Fort MacKay (JHL) to Edmonton (YEG)

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Frequently asked questions, answered

How long is the flight from Fort MacKay to Edmonton?

On average, nonstop flight takes 58 minutes, with the flight distance of 457 km (284 miles).

What type of aircraft is used for the Canadian North 5T1775 flight?

All Canadian North 5T1775 flights are operated using Canadian North aircraft.