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Prince Rupert Airport

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Gateway to Pacific Coast wilderness and culture
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (8 km)
1 destinations

Prince Rupert Airport serves a small coastal town in British Columbia, Canada. The airport sits on a peninsula surrounded by water and forested hills. It handles domestic flights connecting travelers to major cities like Vancouver and Toronto. The terminal is compact with basic amenities such as ticket counters, baggage claim and restrooms. Ground transportation includes rental cars, taxis and buses that link the airport to downtown Prince Rupert. The region features natural attractions like beaches, tide pools and nearby islands accessible by ferry or small aircraft.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Prince Rupert Airport Summary
Prince Rupert Airport is an airport near Prince Rupert in Canada. It currently offers regular passenger service to 1 destinations operated by 1 airlines.
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