Cheap flights from Vancouver
Air connectivity for **Vancouver** is provided by three key aviation hubs: the primary Vancouver International Airport, located 11 km from the center, as well as Abbotsford Airport and Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base. The city's route network covers dozens of destinations, the most popular of which are flights to Calgary (726 departures per week), Toronto (637 flights), and Seattle in the U.S. (567 flights). Intensive regular service is also established with Edmonton and Victoria.
Today, 53 airlines operate flights from the city, including major carriers Air Canada, WestJet, and United Airlines. This variety of operators makes it easy to find convenient connections for both domestic and international trips. Below are cards for popular destinations with filters to help you navigate the route network and choose the best flight option.
Vancouver — Nanaimo
Vancouver — Victoria
Vancouver — Kelowna
Vancouver — Comox
Vancouver — Calgary
Vancouver — Edmonton
Vancouver — Prince George
Vancouver — Cranbrook
Vancouver — Regina
Vancouver — Kamloops
Vancouver — Penticton
Vancouver — Saskatoon
Flight insights from Vancouver
Data-driven trends for direct flights from Vancouver — how often airlines fly, where they go, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent destinations
The most frequent direct destinations from Vancouver are Calgary, Toronto and Seattle. Calgary leads with around 726 flights a week.
Top countries
Most direct flights from Vancouver head to Canada, United States and Mexico. Canada alone accounts for about 59% of all direct routes.
- Canadaavg $82
- United Statesavg $154
- Mexicoavg $184
- Korea, Republic Ofavg $291
- Hong Kongavg $353
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes from Vancouver range from Victoria at $23 to Seattle at $143 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
Cheapest destinations
The cheapest destinations from Vancouver right now are Victoria from $23, Nanaimo from $25 and Comox from $26.
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ChinaFrequently asked questions
- Which airports serve Vancouver?
- The primary flow of passengers is handled by Vancouver International Airport, located 11 km from the city center. The region is also served by Abbotsford Airport (61 km) and the Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base, located in the immediate vicinity of the downtown area.
- How many airlines operate flights from Vancouver?
- There are 53 airlines operating flights from the city. The largest operators by number of weekly flights are Air Canada and WestJet, which provide the bulk of domestic and international services.
- What are the most popular flight destinations from Vancouver?
- The highest number of flights from **Vancouver** are to Calgary (726 flights per week), Toronto (637 flights), and Seattle (567 flights). Other highly sought-after routes include Edmonton and Victoria.
- Where do passengers from Vancouver most frequently fly in the USA?
- Among U.S. destinations, the leaders are Seattle with 567 flights per week, Los Angeles (183 flights), and San Francisco (167 flights). Routes to Portland and Las Vegas are also popular.
- How can I find the most affordable airfare options?
- To find budget-friendly fares, it is recommended to consider flights from low-cost carriers such as Flair Airlines or check departures from Abbotsford Airport. Booking tickets in advance for flights with popular airlines, including Porter Airlines, also helps in finding the best prices.