Airports In British Columbia: A Comprehensive Overview

British Columbia is home to a number of airports, including Vancouver International Airport, Canada's second busiest airport. There are 25 airports in British Columbia, including major airports and smaller local airports. The following British Columbia airports are part of the Canadian National Airports System.

There are 25 airports in British Columbia, including major and smaller local airports

There are 26 major airports in British Columbia, and a list of smaller local airports can be found on the same page.

Passengers can easily walk between the domestic and international terminals at Vancouver International Airport. The domestic terminal handles all WestJet and Air Canada flights to other Canadian cities, while the international terminal manages flights from destinations as distant as Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe.

Unlike many other airports, Vancouver International Airport's restaurants and shops are required to charge no more than their counterparts elsewhere in the city.

Vancouver International Airport is Canada's second busiest airport

British Columbia is home to 25 airports, including Vancouver International Airport, Canada's second busiest airport. Vancouver International Airport is the main air link between Canada and Asia, and it also serves as the major air gateway to British Columbia's largest city. The airport is unique in that its restaurants and shops are required to charge no more than their counterparts elsewhere in the city. Passengers can easily walk between the airport's domestic terminal, which handles all WestJet and Air Canada flights to other Canadian cities, and the international terminal, which manages flights from destinations as far away as Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. The airport's separate South Terminal exclusively handles the small seaplanes and prop aircraft that serve the numerous isolated northern British Columbia and Yukon communities that are only accessible by air.

British Columbia's airports are part of the Canadian National Airports System

The Canadian National Airports System includes all Nav Canada-certified and registered water and land airports, aerodromes, and heliports in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The list of airports in British Columbia is sorted by the name of the community served.

In addition to the major airports, there are also smaller local airports in British Columbia. These smaller airports include Fort St. and others. The major airports in British Columbia offer convenient connections to other Canadian cities, with airlines such as WestJet and Air Canada operating domestic flights.

Overall, British Columbia's airports play a crucial role in both domestic and international travel, connecting the province to the rest of Canada and the world.

There are certified airports in British Columbia

There are 25 airports in British Columbia, including Vancouver International Airport, Canada's second busiest airport. There are also smaller local airports. All of the airports in British Columbia are Nav Canada certified and registered water and land airports, aerodromes and heliports.

British Columbia's airports include water and land airports, aerodromes and heliports

The Canadian National Airports System includes a number of British Columbia airports, which are sorted by the name of the community served.

There are also a number of smaller local airports in British Columbia.

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