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Smithers Regional Airport
The Smithers Regional Airport (C-YYD) is located 5 kms from the Town of Smithers. The airport serves as a gateway to much of the mining industry in Northwest British Columbia. It also functions as a starting point for destination tourism experiences in skiing, heli-skiing, world class sport fishing and hunting. There are 5 scheduled flight carriers, 2 charter flight carriers, and 3 helicopter companies based at C-YYD.
Accessible commercial properties are now available. Groundside facilities include a network of roads and utilities supporting tenant business operations.
| Hub Status | Commercial |
| Location | Smithers, BC |
| Hours of Operation | 6:30 am to 8:00 pm |
| Approved Capital Expansion | n/a |
| Customs Point of Entry | No |
| Foreign Trade Zone | No |
| Full Instrumentation | No |
| Number of Runways | 1 |
| Runway Length | 2,286 meters |
| Number of Days Closed from Bad Weather in the last Three years |
0 |
| Weekly Non-Stop Flights | 44 |
| Flights to Largest Cities Served | 16 |
| Greater Vancouver | 16 |
| Carriers | Air Canada Jazz Central Mountain Air Hawkair Northern Thunderbird Air Sustut Air |
Northwest Regional Airport
The Northwest Regional Airport, located 15km from Terrace and 40km from Kitimat, is a key piece of infrastructure in Northwest British Columbia. It serves over 100,000 passengers a year, it has an instrument landing system, a 7,500 foot runway, central location, and a 99.7% landing reliability.
The airport has state of the art secruity screening and air terminal building capacity to handle large crowds. It is served by four airlines and two helictoper companies and is responsible for almost 50% of the aircract movements in the region.
| Hub Status | Commercial |
| Location | Terrace, BC |
| Hours of Operation | 24 Hours |
| Approved Capital Expansion | n/a |
| Customs Point of Entry | No |
| Foreign Trade Zone | No |
| Full Instrumentation | Yes |
| Number of Runways | 2 |
| Runway Length | 7,500 meters, 5,373 meters |
| Number of Days Closed from Bad Weather in the last Three years |
0 |
| Weekly Non-Stop Flights | 51 |
| Flights to Largest Cities Served (Vancouver) |
39 |
| Carriers | Air Canada Jazz Central Mountain Air Hawkair Northern Thunderbird Air |
Prince Rupert Regional Airport
The Prince Rupert Regional Airport (YPR) is uniquely located 20 minutes from the City of Prince Rupert on Digby Island. Bus and ferry transportation is provided for all airline travellers.
YPR is a key player in the Asia Pacific Gateway, linking Asia with vast North American markets through the North West Transportation Corridor.The Port City of Prince Rupert is the transportation hub of the North Coast, with major air, rail, road and marine links.
| Hub Status | Commercial |
| Location | Prince Rupert, BC |
| Hours of Operation | 8am - 8pm |
| Approved Capital Expansion | n/a |
| Customs Point of Entry | Upon Request |
| Foreign Trade Zone | No |
| Full Instrumentation | Yes |
| Number of Runways | 1 |
| Runway Length | 1,829 meters |
| Number of Days Closed from Bad Weather in the last Three years |
0 |
| Weekly Non-Stop Flights | 40 |
| Flights to Largest Cities Served | 40 |
| Greater Vancouver | 40 |
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