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Where does Harbour air land at YVR?
Our Richmond (YVR South) terminal is located on the Fraser River in Richmond, adjacent to the South Terminal of the Vancouver International Airport.
Where does Harbour Air fly out of?
Harbour Air has 13 scheduled destinations with full-service terminals in Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, Richmond (YVR South), Whistler, Seattle, Sechelt, Comox, and Ganges.
Can you fly from Sechelt to Victoria?
We offers daily direct flights between Sechelt and Victoria with flexible times and schedules.
Is Harbour Air safe?
Harbour Air is proud of our longstanding safety record and industry-leading innovations to enhance our aircraft and processes.
How do I get to Sunshine Coast from Vancouver?
The only ways to reach the Sunshine Coast from Vancouver are by ferry and air. To get on the ferry, drive to Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal in the north of Vancouver and embark on the BC Ferries route to Langdale and arrive at Gibsons. Bring your camera along and capture this scenic 40-minute ferry ride!
How do you get from Sunshine Coast to Victoria?
There are 4 ways to get from Victoria to Sunshine Coast by bus and ferry, ferry, bus or plane
- Take the bus and ferry from Victoria, BC to Vancouver Cruise Ship Terminal.
- Take the ferry from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale.
- Take the bus from Langdale Terminal to Egmont.
Does Harbour air have an electric plane?
Harbour Air is a leader in clean-technology adoption. The company has also purchased a fully electric, zero-emission passenger shuttle bus to pick up and drop off passengers between Harbour Air’s downtown Vancouver and Richmond locations, and the Vancouver International Airport.
How do I get from Vancouver to Sechelt?
By Car: Take BC Ferries from Horseshoe Bay, then follow Highway 101 north to Sechelt. Less than two hours total from downtown Vancouver. By Plane: Charter or land your own plane at Sechelt Airstrip. Fly!
Is Sechelt long distance from Vancouver?
There are 50.60 km (31.44 miles) from Vancouver to Sechelt in northwest direction and 65.98 km (41 miles) by car and ferry, following the Berth 2 approach route. Vancouver and Sechelt are 1 hour 30 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop for 48 minutes and take a ferry for 41 minutes .