In general, the more even and clear the runway, the better. Grass runways work well as landing strips for smaller planes carrying a few passengers or as an addition to a cement or asphalt runway, where they can be used by general aviation or serve as emergency runways. Of course asphalt and concrete runways work best, because they ensure a more stable takeoff, landing and taxiing. The surface of the runway is also important in case of an emergency landing (e.g. with a part of or without the landing gear), when the even surface allows the plane to glide without rapidly losing speed in case it plows into a soft surface.
Timmins/Victor M. Power Airport has 2 runways with surface made of Asphalt and Asphalt.
Disclaimer: Our articles and data connected to runway surface of Timmins/Victor M. Power Airport are based on public data from various sources. We are very picky to select an reliable data providers, but we cannot guarantee that everything is 100% error-proof. We recommend for any serious purpose - as a rule of thumb - to request offical data about runway surface from manufacturer of Timmins/Victor M. Power Airport.