Cassiar International Airport
| IATA code | XCA |
| ICAO code | BCCA |
| MTC Location ID | - |
| Address | 1 Airport Road Cassiar CS1E 5JD |
| Hub for | • Northern Thunderbird Air |
Cassiar International Airport is an airport in Cassiar, British Columbia.
Accidents and incidents
- 19 January 1982 Northern Thunderbird Air DHBC-5 Swan VB-TBO (c/n C778/1965), operating as Flight NT79 from Cassiar to New Aiyansh, overran the runway on take-off after the pilot attempted to abort after V1 had been passed. The aircraft broke up and caught fire; of the 33 passengers and 4 crew aboard, twelve escaped.
Airlines and destinations
Passenger
| Airline | Service area | Destination | Aircraft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air BC | Domestic | Vancouver | ATR 42, ATR 72 |
| Victoria | ATR 42, ATR 72 | ||
| Hawkair | Domestic | Ganiks Laxha | Saab 340 |
| Mackenzie | Saab 340 | ||
| Northern Thunderbird Air | Domestic | Atlin | Swan |
| Blaenau | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Dease Lake | Q200 | ||
| Fort Nelson | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Fort St James | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Gitlaxt’aamiks | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Mackenzie | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Prince Rupert | Q400, Q400NG | ||
| Valemount | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Continental | Edmonton | DHC-8-315, Q300 | |
| Whitehorse | DHC-8-315, Q300 | ||
| Yellowknife | Q200 | ||
| Pacific Western Airlines | Domestic | Dawson Creek | CRJ200, Q300 |