Prince Rupert Airport
Prince Rupert, Canada

Prince Rupert Airport
Gateway to British Columbia's rugged Pacific Northwest coast.
- ›The airport is situated on Digby Island, making it one of the few Canadian airports requiring a ferry crossing for passenger access.
- ›A free ferry and bus shuttle service is coordinated with flight schedules to transport passengers between the terminal and the city.
- ›Prince Rupert is one of Canada's wettest cities, frequently affecting flight operations due to fog and rain.
- ›The airport's origins trace back to World War II military use in the 1940s.
- ›The Port of Prince Rupert, one of North America's largest container ports, drives significant economic activity in the region served by the airport.
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Prince Rupert Airport is an airport located 5.0 nautical miles west southwest of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada.
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