Pacific Western Airlines

From Dominion of British Columbia
Pacific Western Airlines
Headquarters
(Canada)
2800-700 Second Street SW
Calgary, Alberta
T2P 2W2
Headquarters
(British Columbia)
1600-505 Burrard Street
Vancouver DV6 1SA
IATA code PW
ICAO code PWA
Call sign PACIFIC WESTERN
Hubs Calgary Int'l Airport, Calgary, AB
Dawson Creek Int'l Airport, Dawson Creek
Edmonton Int'l Airport, Edmonton, AB
Grant McConachie Int'l Airport, Vancouver (main)
James A. Richardson Int'l Airport, Winnipeg, MB

Pacific Western Airlines is a commercial airline in British Columbia and Canada offering scheduled domestic and continental services.

Pacific Western serves fifty destinations - twenty-three in BC, twenty-six in Canada, and one in the United States.

It is a Crown corporation owned jointly by the government of BC and the provincial government of Alberta, Canada. Inside Canada, it is the most important airline in the western provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, and in Canada's North - Yukon, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories.

History

Pacific Western Airlines was established in 1952 when the BC government, which had taken control of several small but regionally important airlines during the Second World War, merged Central British Columbia Airways, Kamloops Air Service, Northern Air Lines, Queen Charlotte Airlines, and Skeena Air Transport into a single company. In 1955, it absorbed Port Alberni Airways, and in 1959, the BC Dominion government and the Alberta provincial government decided to merge their Crown-held air transport companies; Pacific Western absorbed Alberta's Associated Airways and the Alberta Government Air Service, and Alberta took a 50% share of PWAL. In 1972, Pacific Western acquired BC Airways, followed by Transair Canada in 1979.

Incidents

DHBC-1 Dove CF-SCA (c/n C212/1947) was inherited from Associated Airways in 1959.
  • 17 September 1955: Bristol 170 Freighter Mk 31 VB-GBT (c/n 12831/1950), operating a charter cargo flight from Dawson Creek to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada, crashed in a farm field. The aircraft took off from Dawson Creek at 00:21 for an IFR flight to Yellowknife; around 00:43 they radioed that they were returning to Dawson Creek at an altitude of 3,000 feet due to the failure of the No. 2 engine. Because the aircraft was overloaded, it could not maintain altitude on one engine. Of the two crew and four passengers aboard, the pilot and one passenger were killed.
  • 30 May 1956: Bristol 170 Freighter Mk 31 VB-TFZ (c/n 13139/1953), operating a charter cargo flight from Dawson Creek to Beaverlodge Lake, NWT, was destroyed on landing when the left landing gear broke through the ice of the lake, causing the aircraft to fall on to the left wing. The three crew aboard escaped safely and the cargo was retrieved, but the aircraft was written off; the wreckage remains in place to this day, and the possibility of retrieving it for preservation is being explored.
  • 24 June 1957: Avro 685 York C.1 VB-HFP (c/n MW233/1946), operating a charter cargo flight from Dawson Creek to Cape Parry, NWT, overshot the runway on landing and was written off. The two crew escaped safely and the cargo was retrieved; the wreckage remains in place to this day
  • 29 January 1960: Curtiss C-46F-1-CU CF-PWD (c/n 02940/1945), operating as Flight PW 104 from Lethbridge, Alberta to Blaenau, was destroyed on landing. Shortly after departure, problems with the No. 2 engine forced the crew to return to Calgary; the engine was shut down and the propeller feathered. The C-46 landed on Runway 13 at a higher than normal speed due to having made a steep approach to avoid a fog bank, and overran the end due to reduced braking action on the snowy runway. The aircraft was written off, but the three crew and thirty-eight passengers escaped without injury. The cause of the engine failure was found to have been a fatigue fracture in the reduction drive ring gear.
  • 29 September 1961: DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBO (c/n C234/1948), operating as Flight PW397 from Bella Coola to Comox, made an emergency landing at Port Hardy Airport due to a fire in the cabin. All eleven people aboard escaped, but the aircraft burnt out and was written off.
  • 16 July 1969: Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWO (c/n 4197/1966), operating a positioning flight from Lima, Peru to Caucayá, Colombia for a cargo charter to Vancouver, was destroyed on landing. Landing in a low, heavy mist, the starboard wing struck the ground and broke off, causing the aircraft to veer off the runway. The four crew aboard survived, but the aircraft was destroyed. Pilot error in deciding to land in adverse weather, combined with the lack of specialised ATC personnel at the airport, was deemed to be the cause.
  • 17 September 1969: Convair CV-640 VB-PWZ (c/n 440/1957), operating as Flight PW 627 from Vancouver to Campbell River, crashed into a hill and was destroyed. The CV-640 approached Campbell River with weather conditions just above minima (2 to 2.5 miles visibility, 400 feet broken ceiling, wind 110 degrees gusting to 20 mph). The crew positioned the aircraft visually 2 nmi south of the airfield on a westerly heading preparatory to attempting an approach to the west, involving a right hand circuit flown above the broken south and west of the airport employing DME and ADF information. This improvised approach was not in accordance with published approach procedures under instrument conditions. After flying for 1 minute and 40 seconds the crew turned right. A few seconds after the captain expressed concern, the Convair struck a 1047 feet hill at 932 feet. Two of the four crew and two of the eleven passengers were killed.
  • 28 December 1970: DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWI (c/n C336/1954), operating a positioning flight from Vancouver to Williams Lake, was damaged in a forced landing. Whilst cruising at 13,000 feet the Heron's starboard engine flamed out and the aircraft began to return to Vancouver. At 3,000 feet three miles from the airport the port engine flamed out as well, and the crew carried out a forced landing in a field. The cause was found to be a malfunction in an electrical relay relating to the timer of the engine anti-icing equipment. None of the four crew aboard were injured, and the aircraft was repaired and returned to service.
  • 2 January 1973: Boeing 707-351C CF-PWZ (c/n 18826/1964), operating a charter cargo flight from Toronto, Ontario to Edmonton, Alberta, crashed short of the runway on landing. At 08:29 the flight was cleared for a straight in back-course ILS approach to runway 29. The first officer, who had just been promoted to Boeing 707 operations, was to perform the approach in blowing snow conditions. This approach was the first one after a 6-week holiday, so he lacked recent Boeing 707 experience. With the added factors of fatigue, turbulent air, and a heavily loaded aircraft the situation would have become extremely difficult. At some point late in the approach the captain took over control of the aircraft and tried to arrest the sink rate. The plane contacted poplar trees two miles short of the runway. It struck the ground in a glancing blow, and the tail fin struck powerlines. The aircraft finally struck a large ridge in the middle of a gravel pit. The cockpit section and a forward portion of the fuselage broke away and 86 cattle, the cargo on board, shot forward through the open front section of the fuselage and were thrown a distance of up to 300 feet, and fire erupted. All five crew aboard were killed.
  • 4 January 1973: DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUD (c/n C564/1959), operating as Flight PW 130 from Vancouver to Penticton, was hijacked prior to takeoff. The hijacker demanded £1 million and to be flown to North Vietnam. The aircraft returned to its pad and an RBCC officer boarded under the guise of delivering the money arrested him; he was found to be carrying two toy guns.
  • 26 November 1976: Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules C-FPWX (c/n 4361/1969), operating a charter cargo flight carrying power plant machinery from Oostende, Belgium to Lubumbashi, Zaire. The crew was attempting to land the aircraft in a clearing near Kisangani for unknown reasons when the right wing struck a 100-foot-tall tree. Part of the wing was shorn off, and the aircraft struck other trees before finally colliding with a large termite mound. Of the five crew and one passenger aboard, only one crewmember survived.
  • 11 February 1978: DHBC-7 Trident 7A VB-PVF (c/n C1047/1969), operating as flight PW 314 from Edmonton, Alberta to Castlegar, BC, via Calgary, Alberta and Cranbrook, BC crashed at Cranbrook after a failed touch-and-go attempt. At 12:38 PM, Calgary ATC reported to Cranbrook Aeradio that Flight 314 was underway with an ETA of 13:05; this information was passed on to the driver of a radio-equipped snow removal vehicle sweeping the runway at the time. At 12:46, descending out of FL180, Flight 314 contacted Cranbrook, and were advised about the snow removal in progress; Cranbrook Aeradio received no further transmissions from the airplane. The aircraft passed the SKOOKUM beacon without contacting it, inbound on a straight-in instrument approach, and flew the ILS for runway 16 to touchdown. The aircraft had touched down at 12:55 about 800 feet from the threshold and reverse thrust was selected when the crew noticed the snow plough on the runway. The captain initiated a go-around at once, but one of the thrust reversers failed to re-stow due to loss of hydraulic power. The aircraft became airborne and successfully cleared the snow plough, but unexpectedly the left thrust reverser deployed in flight as it climbed to about 350 feet. As a result of this the crew lost control of the aircraft, which suddenly banked steeply to the left, lost height, and side-slipped into the ground. The aircraft broke up and caught fire. The deep snow made it difficult for fire crews to reach the wreckage, and 42 of the 44 passengers and 5 crew were killed.
  • 21 November 1980: DHBC-7 Trident 7A VB-PVA (c/n C909/1968), operating as Flight PW 461 from Seattle, Washington, to Calgary, Alberta, touched down thirteen feet short of the runway; the captain had reduced thrust prematurely and had been approaching on a too-shallow approach slope. The right main landing gear was immediately severed, the aircraft sliding along the runway and veering off it, coming to a stop 1,700 feet from the touchdown point, and severe fire started along the right side of the aircraft as it came to rest. All 67 passengers and six crewmembers evacuated within a minute of the aircraft coming to rest; there were no fatalities.
  • 22 March 1984: DHBC-7 Trident 7C VB-PZG (c/n C1360/1974), operating as Flight PW 501 from Calgary, Alberta to Edmonton, Alberta, was destroyed by fire after a rejected take-off. Flight PW 501 was pushed back from the gate at 07:35, and after engine start the aircraft taxied to Runway 34 for departure. Takeoff was begun at 07:42 from the intersection of Runway 34 and Taxiway C-1. Twenty seconds into the takeoff roll, at an airspeed of approximately 70 knots, the flight crew heard a loud bang, which was accompanied by a slight veer to the left. The captain immediately rejected the takeoff using brakes and reverse thrust, suspecting that a tyre on the left main landing gear had blown. The captain decided to taxi clear of the runway at Taxiway C-4. Approaching C-4, the crew noted that left engine low pressure unit rpm was indicating 0 per cent.
Twenty-three seconds after the initiation of the rejected takeoff, the first officer called clear of the runway on tower frequency: "501 clear here on Charlie 4". The control tower then informed the crew that there was a fire in the left engine "Considerable amount off the back - on the left side engine there - and - eh - it's starting to diminish there. Eh - there's a fire going on the left side." The captain discharged a fire bottle into the engine and the first officer requested emergency equipment. One minute 36 seconds after the initiation of the rejected takeoff, the cockpit fire warning alarm activated, after which the captain stopped the aircraft and the crew carried out the procedures for an emergency evacuation, which was initiated at an elapsed time of 1 minute 55 seconds. All five crew and 114 passengers escaped with only a few minor injuries.
The investigation revealed that an uncontained rupture of the thirteenth stage compressor disc of the left engine occurred approximately 1,300 feet into the takeoff roll; the failure was the result of fatigue cracking at three main locations in the rear snap and adjacent to six of the twelve tie-bolt holes. This fatigue cracking initiated as a result of an unidentified combination of factors which developed progressively over an undefined period of time, following the last major overhaul in May 1981. Some stator repair procedures carried out at the last major overhaul were not in accordance with the provisions of the HAE Medway RB141-4 engine overhaul manual; as a result, deficiencies in the thirteenth stage stator assembly occurred.
  • 14 July 1996: DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKD (c/n C1947/1986), operating as Flight PW 117 from Calgary to Vancouver with a stop in Kelowna, overshot the runway on landing at Kelowna in extremely rainy and gusty conditions. The aircraft suffered significant damage but was repaired and returned to service; all five crew and seventy-six passengers escaped safely.

Fleet

Pacific Western operate a total of 171 aircraft.

Current

Type In svce On order Introduced Seats Range (nmi) Notes
Airbus A220-300 0 33 (2024) 12J 141Y (153) 3,600 to be delivered by 2027
Airbus A318-100 28 0 2014 8J 105Y (113) 3,100
Airbus A321-200 10 0 2008 16J 175Y (191) 3,200
Airbus A321neo 12 0 2018 16J 190Y (206) 3,500
Bombardier CRJ702 26 0 2011 78Y 1,400
Canadair CRJ200LR 22 0 1996 50Y 1,700
DHBC-5F Swan 4 0 1970 - 2,350 Pacific Western Air Cargo
DHC-8 Dash 8 Q300 31 0 2012 54Y 924
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 18 0 1995 12J 131Y (143) 2,550 to be retired by 2027
McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 12 0 1998 12J 146Y (158) 2,045 to be retired by 2027
Tupolev Tu-204SM 8 0 2012 12J 205Y (217) 2,592

Historic

BC-made aircraft

Note: a green background indicates an aircraft in service, a yellow background indicates a retired aircraft, and a pink background indicates an aircraft lost in an accident.

Type Registration C/n Blt Acquisition Disposal
DH.84C Dragon 2B VB-BLC C72 1935 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1962, retired
DH.84C Dragon 2B VB-LBR C42 1934 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1957, retired
DH.84C Dragon 2B VB-PAD C66 1935 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1961, retired
DH.84C Dragon 2B VB-PLB C58 1934 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1960, retired
DH.86C Express VB-BRA C64 1935 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1953, retired; preserved at Gitlaxt’aamiks Airport
DH.86C Express VB-BRB C65 1935 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1953, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-CBA C140 1938 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1954, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-CBB C141 1938 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1952, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-NOA C109 1937 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1953, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-NOB C110 1937 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1953, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-NOC C124 1937 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1953, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-NOE C125 1937 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1954, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-QCD C90 1936 1952, inherited from Queen Charlotte Airlines; fitted with floats 1954, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-QCE C91 1936 1952, inherited from Queen Charlotte Airlines; fitted with floats 1953, sold to Haida Air Charter
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-QCF C172 1939 1952, inherited from Queen Charlotte Airlines; fitted with floats 1953, retired
DH.89C Dragon Rapide VB-QCG C173 1939 1952, inherited from Queen Charlotte Airlines; fitted with floats 1954, retired
DH.90B Dragonfly VB-LBS C169 1939 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1960, retired
DH.90B Dragonfly VB-SKA C147 1938 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1961, sold to Royal BC Constabulary
DH.90B Dragonfly VB-SKB C152 1938 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1961, sold to a private buyer
DH.90B Dragonfly VB-SKC C153 1938 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1957, retired
DH.95B Flamingo VB-NOF C242 1948 1952, inherited from Northern Air Lines 1964, sold to Pacific Coastal Airlines
DHBC-1 Dove CF-SCA C212 1947 1959, inherited from Associated Airways (Canada) 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBN C216 1947 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBO C234 1948 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1961, destroyed
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBP C235 1948 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBQ C236 1948 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBR C243 1948 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Haida Air
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBS C262 1950 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-CBT C263 1950 1952, inherited from Central BC Airways 1972, sold to Haida Air
DHBC-1 Dove VB-KSF C267 1950 1952, inherited from Kamloops Air Service 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-KSG C268 1951 1952, inherited from Kamloops Air Service 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-LBE C299 1952 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1978, retired
DHBC-1 Dove VB-LBF C300 1952 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1979, retired
DHBC-1 Dove VB-SKF C217 1947 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1972, sold to Ransome Airlines (USA)
DHBC-1 Dove VB-SKG C218 1947 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1970, sold to Northern Air
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWA C274 1951 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1974, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWB C275 1951 1952, inherited from Skeena Air Transport 1974, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWC C283 1952 1952, delivered new 1976, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWD C284 1952 1952, delivered new 1974, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWS C279 1951 1961, bought from TCAL (Canada) 1975, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWT C280 1951 1961, bought from TCAL (Canada) 1975, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWU C269 1951 1963, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines 1976, retired
DHBC-2A Heron 3 VB-PWV C270 1951 1963, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines 1975, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWE C304 1952 1952, delivered new 1979, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWF C306 1952 1952, delivered new 1976, sold to Awyr Cymru Newydd
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWG C334 1954 1954, delivered new 1980, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWH C335 1954 1954, delivered new 1982, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWI C336 1954 1954, delivered new 1980, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWJ C356 1955 1955, delivered new 1974, sold to Wright Airlines (USA)
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWK C357 1955 1955, delivered new 1974, sold to Wright Airlines (USA)
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWL C411 1956 1956, delivered new 1981, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWM C412 1956 1956, delivered new 1974, sold to Wright Airlines (USA)
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWN C480 1957 1957, delivered new 1974, sold to Wright Airlines (USA)
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWO C546 1959 1959, delivered new 1983, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWP C547 1959 1959, delivered new 1983, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWQ C576 1960 1960, delivered new 1983, retired
DHBC-2B Heron 3B VB-PWR C577 1960 1960, delivered new 1983, retired
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUA C494 1958 1958, delivered new 1971, sold to Conair Aviation
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUB C495 1958 1958, delivered new 1973, sold to Conair Aviation
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUC C563 1959 1959, delivered new 1974, sold to Atlin Airways
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUD C564 1959 1959, delivered new 1974, sold to Atlin Airways
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUE C575 1960 1960, delivered new 1974, sold to Conair Aviation
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUF C676 1962 1962, delivered new 1973, sold to Lina Congo (Congo)
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUG C677 1962 1962, delivered new 1973, sold to Lina Congo (Congo)
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUH C708 1962 1962, delivered new 1974, sold to Conair Aviation
DHBC-4 Skylark VB-PUI C709 1962 1962, delivered new 1974, sold to Conair Aviation
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAA C727 1963 1963, delivered new
1983, converted to Combi
1990, retired
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAB C745 1964 1964, delivered new
1983, converted to Combi
1988, sold to Northern Thunderbird Air
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAC C746 1964 1964, delivered new 1980, sold to Royal Mail of BC
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAD C768 1964 1964, delivered new 1978, sold to Columbia Air Cargo
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAE C769 1964 1964, delivered new 1978, sold to Columbia Air Cargo
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAF C797 1965 1965, delivered new
1983, converted to Combi
1990, sold to Hawkair
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAG C798 1965 1965, delivered new
1981, converted to Combi
1990, sold to Hawkair
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAH C799 1965 1965, delivered new
1981, converted to Combi
1988, sold to Northern Thunderbird Air
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAO C726 1963 1976, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines 1990, sold to Hawkair
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAP C744 1964 1976, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines
1982, converted to Combi
1988, sold to Northern Thunderbird Air
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAQ C789 1965 1976, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines
1982, converted to Combi
1988, sold to Northern Thunderbird Air
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAR C829 1966 1976, bought from Inter-Dominion Air Lines 1990, sold to Hawkair
DHBC-5 Swan VB-PAS C780 1965 1976, bought from Holiday Airlines (USA)
1983, converted to Combi
1990, sold to Hawkair
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAI C1060 1970 1970, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAJ C1061 1970 1970, delivered new in service
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAK C1062 1970 1970, delivered new in service
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAL C1083 1971 1971, delivered new 2019, retired
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAM C1064 1971 1971, delivered new in service
DHBC-5F Swan VB-PAN C1065 1971 1971, delivered new in service
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUJ C915 1968 1968, new to Pacific Western 1979, sold to Harbour Air (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUK C916 1968 1968, new to Pacific Western 1979, sold to Harbour Air (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUL C968 1968 1968, new to Pacific Western 1979, sold to Harbour Air (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUM C969 1968 1968, new to Pacific Western 1979, sold to Harbour Air (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUN C996 1969 1969, new to Pacific Western 1997, sold to Seair (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUO C997 1969 1969, new to Pacific Western 1997, sold to Seair (BC)
DHBC-6 Twin Otter VB-PUP C998 1969 1969, new to Pacific Western 1993, sold to Utari Air (BC)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVA C909 1968 1968, delivered new 1980, destroyed as Flight PW461
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVB C955 1968 1968, delivered new 1999, sold to Royal Aviation (Canada)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVC C956 1968 1968, delivered new 1985, sold to Air Lanka (Sri Lanka)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVD C1045 1969 1969, delivered new 1990, leased to Air Zaïre (DR Congo)
1992, sold to Northwest Territorial Airways (Canada)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVE C1046 1969 1969, delivered new 1982, leased to Bahamasair (West Indies)
1987, sold to SAHSA (Honduras)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVF C1047 1969 1969, delivered new 1978, destroyed as Flight PW314
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVG C1099 1970 1970, delivered new 1988, sold to Euralair (France)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVH C1100 1970 1970, delivered new 1993, sold to Jetall (Canada)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVI C1184 1971 1971, delivered new 1992, sold to COPA Panamá (Panama)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVJ C1185 1971 1971, delivered new 1992, sold to COPA Panamá (Panama)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVK C1242 1972 1972, delivered new 1994, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7A Trident 7A VB-PVL C1243 1972 1972, delivered new 1994, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXA C1000 1969 1969, delivered new
Carried special "1000th DHBC Commercial Aircraft" markings
1989, sold to Aviogenex (Yugoslavia)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXB C1001 1969 1969, delivered new 1995, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXC C1077 1970 1970, delivered new 1995, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXD C1078 1970 1970, delivered new 1995, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXE C1152 1971 1971, delivered new 1995, sold to Canadian Airlines International (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXF C1153 1971 1971, delivered new 1987, sold to Canadian North (Canada)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXG C1253 1972 1972, delivered new 1989, sold to Air Botswana (Botswana)
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXH C1254 1972 1972, delivered new 2012, retired; preserved at the Alberta Aviation Museum, Edmonton
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXI C1284 1973 1973, delivered new 1989, sold to Air Botswana
DHBC-7B Trident 7B VB-PXJ C1285 1973 1973, delivered new 2004, sold to Aero Asia (Pakistan)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZA C1159 1971 1971, delivered new 1987, sold to Canadian North (Canada)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZB C1160 1971 1971, delivered new 1997, sold to Bahamasair (West Indies)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZC C1265 1972 1972, delivered new 1997, sold to Bahamasair (West Indies)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZD C1266 1972 1972, delivered new 2003, retired
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZE C1297 1973 1973, delivered new 1987, sold to Canadian North (Canada)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZF C1298 1973 1973, delivered new 2003, sold to Eagle Aviation (USA)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZG C1360 1974 1974, delivered new 1984, destroyed
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZH C1361 1974 1974, delivered new 2005, retired
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZI C1425 1975 1975, delivered new 1993, sold to Damania Airways (India)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZJ C1426 1975 1975, delivered new 1987, sold to Canadian North (Canada)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZK C1500 1976 1976, delivered new 2001, sold to Pegasus Aviation (USA)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZL C1501 1976 1976, delivered new 2001, sold to Pegasus Aviation (USA)
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZM C1525 1976 1976, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZN C1526 1976 1976, delivered new 2009, retired
DHBC-7C Trident 7C VB-PZO C1527 1976 1976, delivered new 2009, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFA C1214 1972 1972, delivered new 2003, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFB C1215 1972 1972, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFC C1216 1972 1972, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFD C1217 1972 1972, delivered new 2004, sold to LAM Mozambique Airlines (Mozambique)
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFE C1307 1973 1973, delivered new 2006, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFF C1308 1973 1973, delivered new 2005, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFG C1334 1973 1973, delivered new 2006, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFH C1335 1973 1973, delivered new 2003, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFI C1382 1974 1974, delivered new 2006, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFJ C1383 1974 1974, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFK C1427 1975 1975, delivered new 2006, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFL C1428 1975 1975, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFM C1482 1975 1975, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFN C1483 1975 1975, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFO C1518 1976 1976, delivered new 2007, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFP C1519 1976 1976, delivered new 2009, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFQ C1524 1976 1976, delivered new 2013, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFR C1568 1977 1977, delivered new 2011, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFS C1569 1977 1977, delivered new 2009, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFT C1634 1978 1978, delivered new 2010, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFU C1635 1978 1978, delivered new 2010, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFV C1656 1979 1979, delivered new 2011, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFW C1657 1979 1979, delivered new 2013, retired
DHBC-7D Trident 7D VB-PFX C1695 1979 1979, delivered new 2014, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSA C1661 1979 1979, delivered new 2014, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSB C1662 1979 1979, delivered new 2014, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSC C1698 1979 1979, delivered new 2013, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSD C1700 1979 1979, delivered new 2015, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSE C1702 1979 1979, delivered new 2012, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSF C1741 1980 1980, delivered new 2013, retired; preserved at STCB-Blaenau, Blaenau as instructional airframe
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSG C1742 1980 1980, delivered new 2015, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSH C1788 1981 1981, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSI C1789 1981 1981, delivered new 2013, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSJ C1790 1981 1981, delivered new 2014, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSK C1802 1982 1982, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSL C1803 1982 1982, delivered new 2014, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSM C1833 1982 1982, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSN C1834 1982 1982, delivered new 2015, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSO C1840 1983 1983, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSP C1841 1983 1983, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSQ C1871 1983 1983, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSR C1872 1983 1983, delivered new 2014, retired; preserved at Ganiks Laxha airport for firefighter training
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSS C1887 1984 1984, delivered new 2015, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PST C1888 1984 1984, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSU C1889 1984 1984, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSV C1907 1985 1985, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSW C1908 1985 1985, delivered new 2019, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSX C1930 1985 1985, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSY C1931 1985 1985, delivered new 2019, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PSZ C1935 1986 1986, delivered new 2018, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTA C1936 1986 1986, delivered new 2019, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTB C1969 1986 1986, delivered new 2018, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTC C1970 1986 1986, delivered new 2020, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTD C1976 1987 1987, delivered new 2020, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTE C1977 1987 1987, delivered new 2019, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTF C1978 1987 1987, delivered new 2020, retired
DHBC-7F Skookum Trident VB-PTG C1979 1987 1987, delivered new 2020, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKA C1918 1985 1985, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKB C1945 1986 1986, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKC C1946 1986 1986, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKD C1947 1986 1986, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKE C2000 1987 1987, delivered new 2018, retired; preserved at Abbotsford Int'l Airport
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKF C2001 1987 1987, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKG C2008 1988 1988, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKH C2018 1988 1988, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKI C2033 1989 1989, delivered new 2003, sold to Aeroméxico (Mexico)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKJ C2034 1989 1989, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKK C2057 1990 1990, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKL C2074 1990 1990, delivered new 2016, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKM C2075 1990 1990, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKN C2086 1991 1991, delivered new 2015, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKO C2101 1991 1991, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKP C2102 1991 1991, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKQ C2117 1992 1992, delivered new 2005, sold to Malév Hungarian Airlines (Hungary)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKR C2118 1992 1992, delivered new 2005, sold to Malév Hungarian Airlines (Hungary)
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKS C2133 1992 1992, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKT C2134 1992 1992, delivered new 2018, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKU C2162 1993 1993, delivered new 2018, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKV C2163 1993 1993, delivered new 2017, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKW C2164 1993 1993, delivered new 2018, retired
DHBC-9A Kehloke 1 VB-PKX C2175 1993 1993, delivered new 2019, retired; preserved at Prince George Airport

Other aircraft

Type Registration C/n Blt Acquisition Disposal
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWA - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWB - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWC - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWD - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWE - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWF - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWG - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWH - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWI - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWJ - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWK - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWL - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWM - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWN - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWO - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWP - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWQ - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWR - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWS - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWT - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWU - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWV - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWW - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWX - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWY - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 C-FPWZ - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWA - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWB - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWC - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWD - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWE - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWF - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWG - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWH - - - on order
Airbus A220-300 VB-PWI - - - on order
Airbus A318-111 VB-PYY 6283 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PYZ 6279 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZA 6274 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZB 6273 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZC 6261 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZD 6256 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZE 6248 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZF 6242 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZG 6212 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZH 6211 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZI 6203 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZJ 6195 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZK 6194 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZL 6173 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZM 6161 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZN 6142 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZO 6137 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZP 6119 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZQ 6117 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZR 6070 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZS 6069 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZT 6050 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZU 6005 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZV 6004 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZW 6003 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZX 5961 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZY 5960 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A318-111 VB-PZZ 5959 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPA 3399 2008 2008, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPB 3401 2008 2008, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPC 3633 2008 2008, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPD 3669 2008 2008, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPE 3717 2008 2008, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPF 3899 2009 2009, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPG 3916 2009 2009, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPH 3955 2009 2009, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPI 3973 2009 2009, delivered new in service
Airbus A321-211 C-GWPJ 4062 2009 2009, delivered new in service
Avro 685 York C.1 VB-HFP MW233 1946 1953, bought from Royal Air Force (UK) 1957, destroyed
Boeing 707-138B CF-PWV 17696 1959 1967, bought from QANTAS (Australia) 1978, sold to Tigerair (USA)
Boeing 707-138B CF-PWW 17700 1959 1967, bought from QANTAS (Australia) 1971, sold to Alaska Airlines (USA)
Boeing 707-351C CF-PWJ 18746 1964 1973, bought from Northwest Orient Airlines (USA) 1979, sold to Abelag Aviation (Belgium)
Boeing 707-351C CF-PWZ 18826 1964 1972, bought from Continental Airlines (USA) 1973, destroyed
Boeing 767-275(ER) C-GPWA 22683 1983 1983, delivered new 2002, retired
Boeing 767-275(ER) C-GPWB 22684 1983 1983, delivered new 2007, retired
Boeing 767-275ER C-GPWC 24724 1990 1990, delivered new 2014, retired
Boeing 767-275ER C-GPWD 24725 1990 1990, delivered new 2015, retired
Boeing 767-275ER C-GPWE 24726 1990 1990, delivered new 2015, retired
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSA 10317 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSB 10318 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSC 10332 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSD 10335 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSE 10336 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSF 10337 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSG 10338 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSH 10339 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSI 10341 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSJ 10342 2011 2011, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSK 10348 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSL 10349 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSM 10350 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSN 10351 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSO 10352 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSP 10353 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSQ 10354 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSR 10355 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSS 10356 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PST 10362 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSU 10363 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSV 10364 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSW 10365 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSX 10366 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSY 10367 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier CRJ-702 VB-PSZ 10368 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWA 728 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWB 729 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWC 730 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWD 746 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWE 747 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWF 750 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWG 751 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWH 766 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWI 767 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWJ 778 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWK 779 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWL 786 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWM 787 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWN 788 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWO 793 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWP 794 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 C-GPWQ 795 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXM 731 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXN 732 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXO 733 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXP 748 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXQ 749 2013 2013, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXR 774 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXS 775 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXT 776 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXU 777 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXV 796 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXW 801 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXX 802 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXY 803 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bombardier Q300 VB-PXZ 804 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Bristol 170 Freighter Mk 31 VB-GBT 12831 1950 1953, bought from Royal Canadian Air Force (Canada) 1955, destroyed
Bristol 170 Freighter Mk 31 VB-TFZ 13139 1953 1955, bought from Trans-Canada Air Lines (Canada) 1956, destroyed
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVA 7120 1996 1996, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVB 7128 1996 1996, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVC 7137 1996 1996, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVD 7138 1996 1996, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVE 7172 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVF 7173 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVG 7180 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVH 7186 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVI 7187 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVJ 7188 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVK 7189 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVL 7211 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVM 7212 1997 1997, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVN 7239 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVO 7240 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVP 7256 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVQ 7257 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVR 7258 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVS 7277 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVT 7278 1998 1998, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVU 7294 1999 1999, delivered new in service
Canadair CRJ-200LR VB-PVV 7295 1999 1999, delivered new in service
Convair CV-640 CF-PWR 441 1957 1969, bought from Hawaiian Airlines (USA) 1978, sold to Gateway Aviation (Canada)
Convair CV-640 CF-PWS 463 1957 1971, bought from General Dynamics (USA) 1984, sold to Viking International Airlines (USA)
Convair CV-640 VB-PWX 9 1952 1967, delivered new after rebuilding 1976, sold to North Cariboo Air
Convair CV-640 VB-PWY 10 1952 1967, delivered new after rebuilding 1976, sold to North Cariboo Air
Convair CV-640 VB-PWZ 440 1957 1967, delivered new after rebuilding 1969, destroyed
Convair CV-640 VB-PWZ 108 1953 1969, bought from Hawaiian Airlines (USA) 1976, sold to Aero Trades Western (Canada)
Curtiss C-46F-1-CU N67984
CF-PWD
02940 1945 1955, leased from Flying Tiger Line (USA)
1959, bought and re-registered
1960, destroyed
Curtiss C-46E-1-CS VB-OFY
CF-PWE
02934 1945 1955, bought from Economy Airways (USA)
1959, converted to Super 46C, re-registered
1967, sold to private buyer (USA)
Curtiss Super 46C CF-CZI 22542 1945 1959, bought from Canadian Pacific Air Lines 1963, sold to private buyer (USA)
Curtiss Super 46C CF-CZN 22445 1945 1959, bought from Canadian Pacific Air Lines 1967, sold to Nordair (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter CF-AZO 071 1955 1959, inherited from Alberta Government Air Service (Canada) 1988, sold to Gold Belt Air Transport (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter CF-AZP 069 1955 1959, inherited from Alberta Government Air Service (Canada) 1991, sold to Walsten Air Service (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter CF-IKK 080 1956 1959, inherited from Associated Airways (Canada) 1992, sold to Bradley Air Services (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPA 4 1977 1978, delivered new 2000, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPB 5 1978 1978, delivered new 2005, sold to LTA Línea Turística Aerotuy (Venezuela)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPC 8 1978 1978, delivered new 2002, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPD 9 1978 1978, delivered new 2004, sold to Air Tindi (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPE 17 1979 1979, delivered new 2004, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPF 18 1979 1979, delivered new 2004, sold to Asian Spirit Airlines (Philippines)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPG 19 1979 1979, delivered new 2000, sold to private buyer (USA)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPH 20 1979 1979, delivered new 2004, sold to Air Tindi (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPI 27 1980 1980, delivered new 2001, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPJ 28 1980 1980, delivered new 2003, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPK 29 1980 1980, delivered new 2007, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPL 30 1980 1980, delivered new 2005, sold to LTA Línea Turística Aerotuy (Venezuela)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPM 36 1980 1980, delivered new 2013, sold to CCG Aviation (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPN 40 1981 1981, delivered new 2010, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPO 41 1981 1981, delivered new 2000, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPQ 49 1981 1981, delivered new 2012, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPQ 50 1981 1981, delivered new 2008, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPR 51 1981 1981, delivered new 2010, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPS 52 1981 1981, delivered new 2003, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPT 72 1982 1982, delivered new 2004, sold to Air Tindi (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPU 73 1982 1982, delivered new 2002, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPV 74 1982 1982, delivered new 2004, sold to Air Tindi (Canada)
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPW 75 1982 1982, delivered new 2013, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPX 96 1983 1983, delivered new 2014, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPY 97 1983 1983, delivered new 2014, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GSPZ 98 1983 1983, delivered new 2014, retired
De Havilland Canada DHC-7 C-GTPZ 99 1983 1983, delivered new 2014, retired
Douglas DC-4A VB-OPA 45328 1957 1957, bought from Flying Tiger Line (USA) 1961, sold to Century Airlines (USA)
Douglas DC-6 CF-PWA 44698 1955 1962, bought from Northwest Orient Airlines (USA) 1970, sold to Conair Aviation
Douglas DC-6 CF-PWP 43127 1948 1965, bought from Royal New Zealand Air Force (New Zealand) 1971, sold to Mercer Airlines (USA)
Douglas DC-6 CF-PWQ 43128 1948 1965, bought from Royal New Zealand Air Force (New Zealand) 1971, sold to Mercer Airlines (USA)
Douglas DC-6B CF-CZZ 45498 1958 1969, bought from Wardair Canada (Canada) 1971, sold to Northwest Territorial Airways (Canada)
Douglas DC-6B CF-PCI 43555 1952 1966, leased from Wardair Canada (Canada) 1967, returned to owner
Douglas DC-6B CF-PWF 43537 1952 1965, bought from Standard Airways (USA) 1971, sold to Golden Voyagers (Canada)
Douglas DC-6B VB-OPB 45328 1957 1957, delivered new 1972, sold to Conner Air Lines (USA)
Douglas DC-7 CF-PWD 44136 1953 1964, bought from ONA Overseas National Airways (USA) 1965, sold to Conair of Scandinavia (Denmark)
Douglas DC-7C CF-PWM 45181 1957 1964, bought from Connie Air Leasing (USA) 1969, sold to Concare Aircraft Leasing (USA)
Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWK 4170 1966 1973, bought from Delta Air Lines (USA) 1981, sold to Northwest Territorial Airways (Canada)
Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWN 4129 1966 1969, bought from ZAC Zambian Air Cargo (Zambia) 1971, sold to Interior Airways (USA)
Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWO 4197 1966 1966, delivered new 1969, destroyed
Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWR 4355 1969 1969, delivered new 1981, sold to United African Airlines (Libya)
Lockheed L-100-20 Hercules CF-PWX 4361 1969 1969, delivered new 1976, destroyed
Lockheed L-100-30 Hercules C-GHPW 4799 1978 1978, delivered new 1984, sold to Northwest Territorial Airways (Canada)
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWA 53448 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWB 53449 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWC 53450 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWD 53451 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWE 53452 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWF 53453 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWG 53454 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWH 53455 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWI 53456 1995 1995, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWJ 53481 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWK 53482 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWL 53483 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWM 53484 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWN 53485 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWO 53486 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWP 53487 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWQ 53488 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 VB-PWR 53489 1996 1996, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXA 53521 1998 1998, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXB 53522 1998 1998, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXC 53540 1998 1998, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXD 53541 1998 1998, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXE 53545 1998 1998, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXF 53604 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXG 53605 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXH 53606 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXI 53607 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXJ 53608 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXK 53609 1999 1999, delivered new in service
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 VB-PXL 53610 1999 1999, delivered new in service
NAMC YS-11A-306 C-FTAK 2072 1968 1979, inherited from Transair Canada (Canada) 1980, sold to Pinehurst Airlines (USA)
NAMC YS-11A-306 C-FTAM 2073 1968 1979, inherited from Transair Canada (Canada) 1980, sold to Pinehurst Airlines (USA)
Supermarine BC Stranraer VB-PTA 288 1938 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1961, sold to Century Airlines (USA)
Supermarine BC Stranraer VB-PTB 289 1938 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1961, sold to Century Airlines (USA)
Supermarine BC Stranraer VB-PTC 290 1938 1955, inherited from Port Alberni Airways 1961, sold to Century Airlines (USA)
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWS 64238 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWT 64239 2012 2012, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWU 64261 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWV 64262 2014 2014, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWW 64271 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWX 64272 2015 2015, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWY 64282 2016 2016, delivered new in service
Tupolev Tu-204SM VB-PWZ 64283 2016 2016, delivered new in service

Routes

BC Domestic North America

Entries with a green background indicates a destination in British Columbia. "Domestic" refers to services entirely within Canada or entirely within BC; "Continental" refers to services between NAFTA signatories (BC, Mexico, Canada, and the United States).

Airport Service area Destination Aircraft Notes
Bella Bella, British Columbia (XBA) Domestic (BC) Vancouver (XVR) Q300
Bella Coola, British Columbia (XBC) Domestic (BC) Vancouver (XVR) Q300
Billings, Montana, USA (BIL) Continental Calgary (YYC) A318
Vancouver (XVR) A318
Blaenau, British Columbia (XBL) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) MD88
Cranbrook (XXC) CRJ702
Vancouver (XVR) MD90
Continental Calgary (YYC) MD90
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada (YBR) Domestic (Canada) Calgary (YYC) A321, A321neo Continuing to Thunder Bay and Toronto
Thunder Bay (YQT) A321, A321neo Originating in Calgary and continuing to Toronto
Toronto⁠–⁠Pearson (YYZ) A321, A321neo Originating in Calgary and continuing via Thunder Bay
Bozeman, Montana, USA (BZN) Continental Calgary (YYC) A318
Calgary, Alberta, Canada (YYC) Domestic (Canada) Brandon (YBR) A321, A321neo Continuing to Thunder Bay and Toronto
Edmonton (YEG) CRJ702
Regina (YQR) A321, A321neo Continuing to Toronto
Saskatoon (YXE) A318
Thunder Bay (YQT) A321, A321neo via Brandon and continuing to Toronto
Toronto–Pearson (YYZ) A321, A321neo via Brandon and Thunder Bay
A321, A321neo via Regina
Continental Billings (BIL) A318
Blaenau (XBL) MD90
Bozeman (BZN) A318
Castlegar (XCG) Q300
Cranbrook (XXC) CRJ200, Q300
Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ702
Kamloops (XXK) MD88, MD90
Kelowna (XKL) MD88, MD90
Seattle (SEA) A318
Valemount (XVL) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) Tu-204SM
Campbell River, British Columbia (XCB) Domestic (BC) Vancouver (XVR) Q300
Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Canada (YCB) Domestic (Canada) Iqaluit (YFB) CRJ200, CRJ702 via Resolute
Resolute (YRB) CRJ200, CRJ702 Continuing to Iqaluit
Yellowknife (YZF) CRJ200, CRJ702
Cassiar, British Columbia (XCA) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ200, Q300
Churchill, Manitoba, Canada (YYQ) Domestic (Canada) Gillam (YGX) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Winnipeg
Winnipeg (YWG) CRJ200, Q300 via Gillam
Castlegar, British Columbia (XCG) Continental Calgary (YYC) Q300
Comox, British Columbia (XCX) Domestic (BC) Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, CRJ702, Q300
Cranbrook, British Columbia (XXC) Domestic (BC) Blaenau (XBL) CRJ702
Kamloops (XXK) CRJ200, Q300
Kelowna (XKL) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, Q300
Continental Calgary (YYC) CRJ200, Q300
Dawson Creek, British Columbia (XDC) Domestic (BC) Blaenau (XBL) MD88
Cassiar (XCA) CRJ200, Q300
Gitlaxt’aamiks (XNY) A318, CRJ702
Kamloops (XXK) A318, CRJ702
Port Alberni (XPB) CRJ702
Prince George (XPG) A318, CRJ702
Quesnel (XQS) CRJ200, Q300
Summit Lake (XSL) Q300
Valemount (XVL) CRJ702
Vancouver (XVR) MD88, MD90
Williams Lake (XWL) Q300
Continental Calgary (YYC) CRJ702
Edmonton (YEG) CRJ200, Q300
Flin Flon (YFO) Q300
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (YEG) Domestic (Canada) Calgary (YYC) CRJ702
Fort Chipewyan (YPY) A318 via Fort McMurray and continuing to Uranium City
Fort McMurray (YMM) A318 Continuing to Fort Chipewyan and Uranium City
Fort Smith (YSM) A318 Continuing to Hay River and Yellowknife
Hay River (YHY) A318 via Fort Smith and continuing to Yellowknife
High Level (YOJ) Q300 via Peace River
Inuvik (YEV) CRJ702
Iqaluit (YFB) A318
Peace River (YPE) Q300 Continuing to High Level
Regina (YQR) A321, A321neo Continuing to Winnipeg
Saskatoon (YXE) MD88, MD90
Uranium City (YBE) A318 via Fort McMurray and Fort Chipewyan
Whitehorse (YXY) CRJ702
Winnipeg (YWG) A321, A321neo via Regina
Yellowknife (YZF) CRJ702 Direct
A318 via Fort Smith and Hay River
Continental Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ200, Q300
Kelowna (XKL) MD88, MD90
Vancouver (XVR) Tu-204SM
Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada (YFO) Domestic (Canada) Thompson (YTH) Q300 Originating in Winnipeg
Winnipeg (YWG) Q300 Originating in Thompson
Continental Dawson Creek (XDC) Q300
Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, Canada (YPY) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) A318 Originating in Uranium City and continuing via Fort McMurray
Fort McMurray (YMM) A318 Originating in Uranium City and continuing to Edmonton
Uranium City (YBE) A318 Originating in Edmonton via Fort McMurray
Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada (YMM) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) A318 Originating in Uranium City via Fort Chipewyan
Fort Chipewyan (YPY) A318 Originating in Edmonton and continuing to Uranium City
Uranium City (YBE) A318 Originating in Edmonton and continuing via Fort Chipewyan
Fort Simpson, NWT, Canada (YFS) Domestic (Canada) Inuvik (YEV) A318 Originating in Yellowknife
Yellowknife (YZF) A318 Originating in Inuvik
Fort Smith, NWT, Canada (YSM) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) A318 Originating in Yellowknife via Hay River
Hay River (YHY) A318 Originating in Edmonton and continuing to Yellowknife
Yellowknife (YZF) A318 Originating in Edmonton and continuing via Hay River
Gillam, Manitoba, Canada (YGX) Domestic (Canada) Churchill (YYQ) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Winnipeg
The Pas (YQD) CRJ200, Q300 via Thompson and continuing to Winnipeg
Thompson (YTH) CRJ200, Q300 continuing to The Pas and Winnipeg
Winnipeg (YWG) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Churchill
CRJ200, Q300 via Thompson and The Pas
Gitlaxt’aamiks, British Columbia (XNY) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) A318, CRJ702
Kelowna (XKL) MD88, MD90
Sandspit (XZP) Q300
Vancouver (XVR) MD88, MD90
Williams Lake (XWL) CRJ200, Q300
Grand Forks, British Columbia (XGF) Domestic (BC) Kelowna (XKL) CRJ200, Q300
Penticton (XPN) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, Q300
Hay River, NWT, Canada (YHY) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) A318 Originating in Yellowknife and continuing via Fort Smith
Fort Smith (YSM) A318 Originating in Yellowknife and continuing to Edmonton
Yellowknife (YZF) A318 Originating in Edmonton via Fort Smith
High Level, Alberta, Canada (YOJ) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) Q300 via Peace River
Peace River (YPE) Q300 Continuing to Edmonton
Inuvik, NWT, Canada (YEV) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) CRJ702
Fort Simpson (YFS) A318 Continuing to Yellowknife
Norman Wells (YVQ) A318 Continuing to Yellowknife
Yellowknife (YZF) A318 via Fort Simpson
A318 via Norman Wells
Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada (YFB) Domestic (Canada) Cambridge Bay (YCB) CRJ200, CRJ702 via Resolute
Edmonton (YEG) A318
Resolute (YRB) CRJ200, CRJ702 Continuing to Cambridge Bay
Yellowknife (YZF) A318
Kamloops, British Columbia (XXK) Domestic (BC) Cranbrook (XXC) CRJ200, Q300
Dawson Creek (XDC) A318, CRJ702
Prince George (XPG) MD88, MD90
Vancouver (XVR) MD88, MD90
Williams Lake (XWL) Q300
Continental Calgary (YYC) MD88, MD90
Kelowna, British Columbia (XKL) Domestic (BC) Cranbrook (XXC) CRJ200, Q300
Grand Forks (XGF) CRJ200, Q300
Gitlaxt’aamiks (XNY) MD88, MD90
Vancouver (XVR) MD88, MD90
Continental Calgary (YYC) MD88, MD90
Edmonton (YEG) MD88, MD90
Lynn Lake, Manitoba, Canada (YYL) Domestic (Canada) Thompson (YTH) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Winnipeg
Winnipeg (YWG) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Thompson
Norman Wells, NWT, Canada (YVQ) Domestic (Canada) Inuvik (YEV) A318 Originating in Yellowknife
Yellowknife (YZF) A318 Originating in Inuvik
Peace River, Alberta, Canada (YPE) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) Q300 Continuing to High Level
High Level (YOJ) Q300 Originating in Edmonton
Penticton, British Columbia (XPN) Domestic (BC) Grand Forks (XGF) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, Q300
Port Alberni, British Columbia (XPB) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ702
Vancouver (XVR) A318, CRJ702
Port Hardy, British Columbia (XPY) Domestic (BC) Sandspit (XZP) Q300
Prince George, British Columbia (XPG) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) A318, CRJ702
Kamloops (XKL) MD88, MD90
Quatsino, British Columbia (XQT) Domestic (BC) Victoria (XVI) CRJ702
Quesnel, British Columbia (XQS) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, Q300
Williams Lake (XWL) CRJ200, Q300
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (YQR) Domestic (Canada) Calgary (YYC) A321, A321neo Originating in Toronto
Edmonton (YEG) A321, A321neo Continuing to Winnipeg
Toronto–Pearson (YYZ) A321, A321neo Originating in Calgary
Winnipeg (YWG) A321, A321neo Originating in Edmonton
Resolute, Nunavut, Canada (YRB) Domestic (Canada) Cambridge Bay (YCB) CRJ200, CRJ702 Originating in Iqaluit
Iqaluit (YFB) CRJ200, CRJ702 Originating in Cambridge Bay
Yellowknife (YZF) A318
Sandspit, British Columbia (XZP) Domestic (BC) Gitlaxt’aamiks (XNY) Q300
Port Hardy (XPY) Q300
Vancouver (XVR) Q300
Victoria (XVI) Q300
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (YXE) Domestic (Canada) Calgary (YYC) A318
Edmonton (YEG) MD88, MD90
Winnipeg (YWG) MD90, A321
Continental Valemount (XVL) MD90, A321
Vancouver (XVR) Tu-204SM
Seattle, Washington, USA (SEA) Continental Calgary (YYC) A318
Vancouver (XVR) Q300
Victoria (XVI) Q300
Summit Lake, British Columbia (XSL) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) Q300
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada (YQD) Domestic (Canada) Gillam (YGX) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Winnipeg and continuing via Thompson
Thompson (YTH) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Winnipeg and continuing to Gillam
Winnipeg (YWG) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Gillam via Thompson
Thompson, Manitoba, Canada (YTH) Domestic (Canada) Flin Flon (YFO) Q300 Continuing to Winnipeg
Gillam (YGX) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Winnipeg via The Pas
Lynn Lake (YYL) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Winnipeg
The Pas (YQD) CRJ200, Q300 Originating in Gillam and continuing to Winnipeg
Winnipeg (YWG) Q300 via Flin Flon
CRJ200, Q300 via Lynn Lake
CRJ200, Q300 via The Pas and continuing to Gillam
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (YQT) Domestic (Canada) Brandon (YBR) A321, A321neo Originating in Toronto and continuing to Calgary
Calgary (YYC) A321, A321neo Originating in Toronto and continuing via Brandon
Toronto–Pearson (YYZ) A321, A321neo Originating in Calgary via Brandon
Toronto (Lester B. Pearson), Ontario, Canada (YYZ) Domestic (Canada) Brandon (YBR) A321, A321neo via Thunder Bay and continuing to Calgary
Calgary (YYC) A321, A321neo via Regina
A321, A321neo via Thunder Bay and Brandon
Regina (YQR) A321, A321neo Continuing to Calgary
Thunder Bay (YQT) A321, A321neo Continuing to Brandon and Calgary
Uranium City, Saskatchewan, Canada (YBE) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) A318 Via Fort Chipewyan and Fort McMurray
Fort Chipewyan (YPY) A318 Continuing to Fort McMurray and Edmonton
Fort McMurray (YMM) A318 Via Fort Chipewyan and continuing to Edmonton
Valemount, British Columbia (XVL) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) CRJ702
Vancouver (XVR) MD88, MD90
Continental Calgary (YYC) CRJ200, Q300
Saskatoon (YXE) MD90, A321
Vancouver, British Columbia (XVR) Domestic (BC) Bella Bella (XBA) Q300
Bella Coola (XBC) Q300
Blaenau (XBL) MD90
Campbell River (XCB) Q300
Comox (XCX) CRJ200, CRJ702, Q300
Cranbrook (XXC) CRJ200, Q300
Dawson Creek (XDC) MD88, MD90
Gitlaxt’aamiks (XNY) MD88, MD90
Grand Forks (XGF) CRJ200, Q300
Kamloops (XXK) MD88, MD90
Kelowna (XKL) MD88, MD90
Penticton (XPN) CRJ200, Q300
Port Alberni (XPB) A318, CRJ702
Quesnel (XQS) CRJ200, Q300
Sandspit (XZP) Q300
Valemount (XVL) MD88, MD90
Victoria (XVI) CRJ200, Q300
Williams Lake (XWL) CRJ200, Q300
Continental Billings (BIL) A318
Calgary (YYC) Tu-204SM
Edmonton (YEG) Tu-204SM
Saskatoon (YXE) Tu-204SM
Seattle (SEA) Q300
Victoria, British Columbia (XVI) Domestic (BC) Quatsino (XQT) CRJ702
Sandspit (XZP) Q300
Vancouver (XVI) CRJ200, Q300
Continental Seattle (SEA) Q300
Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada (YXY) Domestic (Canada) Edmonton (YEG) CRJ702
Yellowknife (YZF) CRJ200, CRJ702
Williams Lake, British Columbia (XWL) Domestic (BC) Dawson Creek (XDC) Q300
Gitlaxt’aamiks (XNY) CRJ200, Q300
Kamloops (XXK) Q300
Quesnel (XQS) CRJ200, Q300
Vancouver (XVR) CRJ200, Q300
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (YWG) Domestic (Canada) Churchill (YYQ) CRJ200, Q300 Via Gillam
Edmonton (YEG) A321, A321neo via Regina
Flin Flon (YFO) Q300 Continuing to Thompson
Gillam (YGX) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Churchill
CRJ200, Q300 via The Pas and Thompson
Lynn Lake (YYL) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Thompson
Regina (YQR) A321, A321neo Continuing to Edmonton
Saskatoon (YXE) MD90, A321
The Pas (YQD) CRJ200, Q300 Continuing to Thompson and Gillam
Thompson (YTH) Q300 via Flin Flon
CRJ200, Q300 via The Pas and continuing to Gillam
CRJ200, Q300 via Lynn Lake
Yellowknife, NWT, Canada (YZF) Domestic (Canada) Cambridge Bay (YCB) CRJ200, CRJ702
Edmonton (YEG) CRJ702 Direct
A318 via Hay River and Fort Smith
Fort Simpson (YFS) A318 Continuing to Inuvik
Fort Smith (YSM) A318 via Hay River and continuing to Edmonton
Hay River (YHY) A318 Continuing to Fort Smith and Edmonton
Inuvik (YEV) A318 via Fort Simpson
A318 via Norman Wells
Iqaluit (YFB) A318
Norman Wells (YVQ) A318 Continuing to Inuvik
Resolute (YRB) A318
Whitehorse (YXY) CRJ200, CRJ702

Gallery

This Dove (VB-CBQ, c/n C236/1948), seen here in Pacific Western's 1967–1972 livery, was originally delivered to Central BC Airways; it was sold to Ransome Airlines of the US in 1972.
Pacific Western was the fourth airline to take delivery of the Trident 7A, painted in the livery introduced in 1967. VB-PVA seen here was the first delivered to PWAL; it was lost in an accident in 1980.
The last Dove to fly with Pacific Western (VB-LBF, c/n C300/1952), seen here in Pacific Western's 1972–1979 livery, was originally delivered to Port Alberni Airways as the 300th commercial aircraft built by DHBC; it was retired in 1979.
A new livery, known as the "wedge", was introduced in 1972, so only the first ten Trident 7As were delivered in the 1967 colours; the last two, VB-PVK and VB-PVL, received the new paint scheme at the factory.
In the event, it was only seven years before the wedge scheme was replaced, with all Trident 7As being repainted into the new livery from 1979.
Between 1989 and 1994, Pacific Western were the primary shirt sponsor of Vancouver Rowing Club's football section; this was advertised by featuring the PWAL logo on the players' shirts, and Rowing Club's emblem on Pacific Western's aircraft, placed prominently next to the forward entry door.
Only a single Trident 7A remained in service with Pacific Western when another new livery was introduced in late 1994. With a sale expected at any time, VB-PVB became the last aircraft active in the 1979 livery; ultimately, it was repainted in 1998, less than a year before its retirement in 1999.