Why travel in a triangle when a straight line is so much easier?
That was the question asked and answered when looking at how they could improve their flights between the Comox Valley and Vancouver.
鈥淭raditionally, we鈥檝e flown in a flight triangle between the Comox Valley, Campbell River and Vancouver South Terminal,鈥� says Kevin Boothroyd, Pacific 台湾MM裸聊室鈥檚 Director of Business Development and Corporate Communications. 鈥淎s of Nov. 4, that all changed. Flights are now just 35 minutes non-stop, and offer better connection times to other BC destinations within our network.鈥�
In fact, Pacific 台湾MM裸聊室鈥檚 winter schedule includes new non-stop service for ALL flights between the Comox Valley (YQQ) and Vancouver (YVR) 鈥� 18 return flights every week!
The BC-owned and operated airline, which has its origins in the coastal town of Bella Coola, is well positioned to provide the enhanced level of service and customer experience.
鈥淭he changes give us more capacity to serve our customers, whether they鈥檙e off to any of our many BC destinations for business, to Vancouver for a weekend away or connecting to somewhere sunny for a winter getaway,鈥� says Boothroyd.
Quicker Connections
At just over half an hour from start to finish, this new service offers to other Pacific 台湾MM裸聊室 destinations such as Victoria (YYJ), Cranbrook (YXC), Masset (ZMT), Williams Lake (YWL), Tofino (YAZ) and Trail (YZZ).
Student Discounts
Business and holiday travellers aren鈥檛 the only ones benefitting from the new initiative. It鈥檚 also great news for between the Comox Valley and classes at the University of B.C., Simon Fraser or other BC colleges and universities, who can take advantage of Pacific 台湾MM裸聊室鈥檚 student discount.
If you鈥檙e a full-time student at an accredited post-secondary institution, you can apply for an ISICard at then when searching for flights, enter the promo code ISICSTUDENT for a 15 per cent discount off the base fare. Book and travel through Dec. 31, 2019!
Pacific 台湾MM裸聊室 Airlines
A privately owned, British Columbia-based regional airline operating from Vancouver International Airport鈥檚 South Terminal (YVR), is now the sixth-largest airline operating at YVR, based on outbound seats, and third largest in takeoffs and landings. It flies to 16 airports and with its affiliate airline Wilderness Seaplanes located in Port Hardy on north Vancouver Island, connects to more than 50 additional destinations in the province from as far east as Cranbrook in the Rocky Mountains, as far north as Prince George, or Masset on the legendary island of Haida Gwaii and now as far west as Tofino. Its network encompasses major ski destinations, a multitude of fishing lodges, outdoor and wildlife adventure tours, and authentic First Nations experiences.
