Harbour Air brings back its service between Vancouver and Seattle, and introduces new B.C. routes

Great news, Vancouver! Getting to and from Seattle is about to get a whole lot easier. Starting mid-April, Harbour Air is resuming its service between the two cities, and the airline will add several entirely new B.C. routes in the coming months.

Vancouver to Seattle

The route connecting Vancouver with Seattle will offer two flights per day between Seattle’s Lake Union terminal and Coal Harbour. The one-hour flights will start at $149 each way, with service kicking off on April 13, 2026.

“The Seattle-Vancouver route has been one of our strongest seasonal services, and we’re thrilled to bring it back for 2026,” says Chris Fordyce, chief commercial officer at Harbour Air. “With both cities expecting record visitor numbers this summer, we’re ready to make cross-border travel easier than ever.”

This returning service puts one of Canada’s most vibrant cities within easy reach of Seattle travellers, and makes Seattle’s buzzing arts and food scenes more accessible to Vancouver travellers. Whether you were planning on visiting a friend, looking at Airbnbs for a spring getaway, planning a camping trip, or hoping to visit the city for the first time, Harbour Air just made the journey a lot more straightforward.

Both cities are set to welcome tons of national and international visitors throughout June and July, so this couldn’t have come at a better time.

Victoria to Seattle

Those in Victoria will soon have their own way of reaching Seattle. Harbour Air is launching a new direct route from Victoria’s Inner Harbour to Seattle, offering quick 30-minute flights starting June 11, 2026. Seattle travellers can indulge in all the things that make Victoria special: the whale-watching, the world-class dining, and some of the best nature B.C. has to offer.

Like the Vancouver route, flights will start at $149 each way, with flights offered once daily.

Vancouver to Ucluelet and Campbell River

Finally, travellers can expect new service between Vancouver and Ucluelet starting June 25, 2026, followed by a new route to Campbell River on July 6, 2026, which means you’ll no longer have to depend on the ferries for reliable travel to the Island.

These two services begin with once-daily flights, with one-way flights starting from $209.

Time to start planning your trips!

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