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Campbell River Airport

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Gateway to Vancouver Island’s coastal charm
Airport in Canada
Mainly serving (8 km)
2 destinations

Campbell River Airport on Vancouver Island serves as a practical gateway to coastal communities and natural areas. The airport supports local travel needs with scheduled flights and private charters. It connects residents and visitors to nearby forests, rivers and beaches accessible by road or boat. Services include fuel, maintenance and short-term parking for small aircraft. Seasonal schedules accommodate higher demand during summer tourism and winter resource work. The terminal provides basic amenities such as ticketing counters, baggage claim and a waiting area with restrooms.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Campbell River Airport Summary
Campbell River Airport is an airport near Campbell River in Canada. It currently offers regular passenger service to 2 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Pacific Coastal Airlines (8P)
21 flights per week
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WestJet Airlines (WS)
7 flights per week
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