New Routes of the Day – Americas (27 October 2025): Harbour Air’s new routes from Vancouver
Harbour Air, North America’s largest seaplane operator, introduced flights from Vancouver to Victoria and Tofino on Monday 27 October. The 190- and 65-kilometre hops will be maintained by the 19-seat Twin Otter aircraft.
Flights between Vancouver and Victoria will operate up to 19-daily, while the Tofino route offers 4-weekly departures on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.
What they said
Chris Fordyce, Chief Commercial Officer at Harbour Air, said: “British Columbians and the tourism industry deserve easier, more dependable ways to travel across our beautiful coast year-round. This expansion strengthens regional connectivity, supports tourism and makes it simpler for customers to spend more time where they want to be. Our focus is on building a future where regional air travel is more reliable, accessible and an integral part of exploring British Columbia.”
Dan Law, Mayor of the District of Tofino, added: “The District of Tofino welcomes Harbour Air’s expanded service, which enhances year-round access to our community. This investment supports Tofino’s continued growth as a destination beyond the peak summer season, helping visitors experience the beauty and vibrancy of our region year-round.”
Richard Porges, CEO of Destination BC, noted: “Reliable, year-round air access to Tofino strengthens BC’s visitor economy by supporting local businesses and jobs. Storm watching is a uniquely coastal experience that draws visitors from around the world. This new service makes it easier for people to connect with the natural beauty, culture and communities of BC’s West Coast, all year long.”
Harbour Air serves 15 destinations
Harbour Air is North America’s largest seaplane airline, operating up to 200-daily flights to 15 destinations, including Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler, Comox, Tofino, Nanaimo and Seattle. The airline has made history with the world’s first all-electric commercial flight.
The new flights mark Harbour Air’s first wheeled aircraft service to Tofino and extend the airline’s reach across Vancouver Island beyond seasonal seaplane routes.
