The site came under the control of the Canadian Government's War Assets Corporation, and by the summer of 1949 the buildings had been demolished or sold to other governments and private individuals.
The Royal Canadian Branch 309 Lucknow, Ontario building and the Dungannon Agricultural Society hall are both buildings moved from No.
31 Air Navigation School.

Mr. Reg McGee purchased the property in 1950, and for a few years in the late 1950s the London Automobile Sports Club held car races on the runways.
McGee's sons sold the site in 1969, and subsequently the airport site has had several more owners, who used it as farmland.

A memorial cairn was erected in 1988 on Highway 21 near the north entrance road to Port Albert.

There are still a few signs of No.
31 on the airfield site in 2017.

In 2020, the old airfield is easily identified from the air.
Compare these modern aerial photos with the 1940 aerial photo.

The Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol in Goderich, Ontario has an extensive and accessible collection of artifacts from No.
31 Air Navigation School.
The site came under the control of the Canadian Government's War Assets Corporation, and by the summer of 1949 the buildings had been demolished or sold to other governments and private individuals. The Royal Canadian Branch 309 Lucknow, Ontario building and the Dungannon Agricultural Society hall are both buildings moved from No. 31 Air Navigation School.
Mr. Reg McGee purchased the property in 1950, and for a few years in the late 1950s the London Automobile Sports Club held car races on the runways. McGee's sons sold the site in 1969, and subsequently the airport site has had several more owners, who used it as farmland.
A memorial cairn was erected in 1988 on Highway 21 near the north entrance road to Port Albert.
There are still a few signs of No. 31 on the airfield site in 2017.
In 2020, the old airfield is easily identified from the air. Compare these modern aerial photos with the 1940 aerial photo.
The Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol in Goderich, Ontario has an extensive and accessible collection of artifacts from No. 31 Air Navigation School.
RCAF Station Port Albert