Air Vice Marshal Sir Raymond Collishaw International Airport
| IATA code | XDC |
| ICAO code | BCDC |
| MTC Location ID | - |
| Address | 3350 Skemcis Way Nanaimo NA10 1RC |
| Hub for | • Vancouver Island Air |
Air Vice Marshal Sir Raymond Collishaw International Airport is an airport in Cassidy, Nanaimo, British Columbia.
History
Originally called Nanaimo–Cassidy Field International Airport, in 1999 it was given its current name in honour of Nanaimo-born First World War fighter ace Sir Raymond Collishaw, who later also served as second-in-command of the Royal BC Air Force, and from 1966 to 1972 as Minister of Defence under Prime Minister W. A. C. Bennett.
Description
The airport is served by Collishaw Station with trains of both the Nanaimo Metro and BC Rail stopping here. From the railway station there is an underground pedestrian tunnel to the airport terminal, equipped with moving walkways.
Airlines and destinations
Passenger
| Airline | Service area | Destination | Aircraft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air BC | Domestic | Vancouver | An-158, RJ85, Superjet 100 |
| Air Canada | Continental | Calgary | A220-200 |
| Edmonton | A220-200 | ||
| Toronto–Pearson | B737 MAX 8 | ||
| Hawkair | Domestic | Ganiks Laxha | Fokker 50 |
| Mackenzie | Fokker 50 | ||
| Horizon Air | Continental | Portland, OR | DHC-8-400 |
| Seattle | DHC-8-400 | ||
| Island Express Air | Domestic | Abbotsford | DHC-8-103 |
| Alert Bay | Twin Otter | ||
| North Cariboo Air | Domestic | Williams Lake | eOtter, Skylark |
| Northern Thunderbird Air | Domestic | Mackenzie | Q400, Q400NG |
| Prince Rupert | Q400, Q400NG | ||
| San Juan Airlines | Continental | Bellingham | EMB-110 |
| Vancouver Island Air | Domestic | Boundary Bay | Su-80 |
| Campbell River | Su-80 | ||
| Comox | Twin Otter | ||
| Courtenay | Turbo Beaver, Twin Otter | ||
| Quatsino | Su-80 | ||
| Squamish | Su-80 | ||
| Tisquit | Twin Otter | ||
| Tofino | Su-80 | ||
| WestJet | Continental | Calgary | B737-700 |