Air Canada, Air BC, American Airlines, Air Nootka, Air Rainbow, Air Speed, Allegro Airlines, Baxter Aviation, Canada 3000, Canadian Regional, Central Mountain Air, Coast Western Airlines, Corilair Services, Helijet Airways, Horizon Air, Inland Air, Kenmore Air, KD Air, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, North Vancouver Air, Pacific Coastal Airlines, Pacific Spirit Air, Seair, Sechelt Gibsons Air, Shuswap Air, Tsayta Aviation, Vancouver Island Air, Vancouver Island Helicopter, Westcoast Air, WestJet and Whistler Air Services. It is served by airlines from the USA, Europe and the Far East. The journey to the city centre takes about 20 minutes. The other major airports are Victoria, Prince Rupert, Prince George, Fort St John, Kamloops, Kelowna, Castlegar, Cranbrook and Quesnel. Vancouver is an international passenger port, with regular sailings to the Far East and ports on the USA's northwestern coast.
Foot passengers can take coaches which travel from Vancouver city centre to Victoria city centre.
The crossing takes 2 hours 30 minutes. Apart from Highway 97 and the remote scenic Highway 37, which run northwards to the Yukon Territory, the province's road network is concentrated in the south. Road signs are international. BC Transit provides a network of buses to many communities in British Columbia, including the major cities of Victoria and Whistler. Terms and Conditions apply.