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Williams Lake Airport

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Gateway to serene lakes and rugged wilderness
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (9 km)
1 destinations

Williams Lake Airport serves as a regional gateway in British Columbia, Canada. Located about 250 kilometers north of Vancouver, it connects travelers to remote areas and supports local industries like forestry and mining. The airport handles domestic flights with services focused on small aircraft and charter operations. Its location provides easy access to outdoor recreation spots such as lakes, forests and trails popular for hiking and fishing. The terminal is compact but functional, offering basic amenities for passengers traveling in and out of the area.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Williams Lake Airport Summary
Williams Lake Airport is an airport near Williams Lake in Canada. It currently offers regular passenger service to 1 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Pacific Coastal Airlines (8P)
14 flights per week
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Central Mountain Air (9M)
4 flights per week
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