An airline serving a pair of routes at the Prince George Airport is teaming up with Air Canada.
Pacific Coastal Airlines says it is launching a partnership that will let customers book itineraries combining Pacific Coastal and Air Canada flights on a single ticket. Customers will also be able to check in and receive boarding passes for all flights at their first point of departure, Pacific Coastal said in a news release.
The agreement applies to eligible itineraries combining Pacific Coastal Airlines flights with Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, and Air Canada Express flights.
Partnering with Air Canada is a significant milestone for Pacific Coastal Airlines and the communities we serve,” said Quentin Smith, president of Pacific Coastal Airlines. “This agreement will make it easier for our customers to travel beyond British Columbia while creating new opportunities for visitors, businesses and families to reach communities throughout our province.”
“This interline agreement with Pacific Coastal strengthens regional connectivity by linking their network with Air Canada’s global reach,” said Karim Rachi, senior director for global partnerships at Air Canada.
“Together, we are making it easier for travellers across British Columbia to access destinations in Canada and around the world, while helping drive tourism and economic growth in communities throughout the province.”
Eligible itineraries are available through Air Canada and travel agencies but are not yet available through Pacific Coastal.
Pacific Coastal recently announced that it is being acquired by Harbour Air.
The airline offers flights to Kelowna and Victoria out of YXS.
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