Metro Vancouverites looking for cheap domestic tickets can take advantage of some low-cost flights with Flair Airlines right now.
Locals can get on board with $39 CAD fares including all taxes and fees from Vancouver flying direct to Grand Prairie, AB. However, there are several other options that only cost slightly more. For example, a flight to Calgary or Edmonton costs only $10 CAD more flying directly from Vancouver ($49 CAD).
Flights from Vancouver to Montreal or Toronto start at $89 CAD direct, while flights from Abbotsford to Toronto cost $49 CAD.
The budget Canadian airline also offers non-stop, low-fare flights between eight Canadian cities and six U.S destinations: Fort Lauderdale, Orlando-Sanford, Hollywood-Burbank, Palm Springs, Phoenix and Las Vegas.
The new service to the six U.S cities is among several new destinations Flair is adding to its network as the airline rapidly grows to serve 26 destinations in Canada and the U.S.
You can browse dates and book tickets with Flair online.
Until midnight on Friday (Jan. 7), locals may also take advantage of Swoop's 25 per cent off base fares sale, which offers several low-cost options to destinations across Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Don't have your Canadian vaccination passport yet?
British Columbians looking to travel now have the option to download the new federal proof of vaccination — but there are a few things to consider before you book a flight.
On Oct. 29, Canada's vaccine card was made available to B.C. residents looking to travel in Canada and internationally.
Find out how you can get your federal proof of vaccination.
