Vancouver, British Columbia - Canada

from Vancouver by airplane to :

Portland Edmonton Calgary Minneapolis Toronto
in 3 hours
San Francisco Salt Lake City
in 1 hour 38 min		 Las Vegas
in 2 hours 10 min		 Chicago Montreal
Los Angeles
in 2 hours 41 min		 Denver Ottawa
San Diego
in 3 hours 12 min		 Dallas Houston New York
Tokyo Osaka Frankfurt
in 9 hours
Hong Kong
in 13 h 30 min		 Manila Seoul
in 10 hours		 London Paris
 
Long haul destinations: Asia 

Vancouver International airport (YVR)

Official Vancouver airport website: yvr.ca

Airlines: Air Canada

The airport is located South of downtown Vancouver close to the city center. Vancouver's SkyTrain rapid transit system has a Canada Line which directly connects the airport (YVR) (as well as downtown Richmond) to downtown Vancouver.This connection was opened in August 2009 and built in anticipation of the 2010 Olympics.

Vancouver International (YVR) had 15 715 736 passengers in 1998.

 

Coal Harbour airport (CXH)

The airplanes glide on the water to take off and land just from the waterfront downtown Vancouver.

You can fly in 35 minutes South Westwards towards to Pacific Coast to Victoria (British Columbia, Canada). From Victoria you can take a ferry to Seattle. All these cities are situared inland from the Ocean, as there are pleny of Sounds in this region. There is only one entrance to the Pacific Ocean, and this is were the border between is USA and Canada is situated.

Airline: harbour-air.com. Harbour Air is located in downtown Vancouver on Coal Harbour Road.

Boundary bay airport (YDT)

Airport website: czbb.com

This airport is used by general aviation. It's loacted near Boundary bay, with is South of downtown Vancouver. It's about 30 minutes to downtown Vancouver.