Want to jet off to West Edmonton Mall? Or maybe an Oilers game?
Now you can as Central Mountain Air will soon be
offering non-stop service between Prince George and Edmonton.
“Connecting these points with non-stop service will provide passengers with improved service by eliminating the need to connect in Vancouver, which is a four-hour journey,” said Central Mountain Air’s Marketing Manager Johnathan Richardson, in a press release.
Flights will operate six days a week using a Dornier 328 aircraft that seats 30 passengers.
| Flight Number | Route | Departing | Arriving | Frequency |
| 9M838 | YXS-YEG | 1610 | 1825 | Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri |
| 9M831 | YEG-YXS | 0840 | 0905 | Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs |
| 9M835 | YEG-YXS | 1105 | 1130 | Sun & Fri |
Another benefit of this flight is it connects to Calgary. Communities in Central Mountain Air’s network including Terrace, Smithers, Fort Nelson and Dawson Creek, can now easily access Alberta’s two major cities.
“Introducing this non-stop allows for a quick flight between Prince George and Edmonton or onto Calgary, and opens many connection opportunities within and outside of our route network,” said Central Mountain Air President Douglas McCrea.
“We are really looking forward to working with Central Mountain Air and Prince George Airport,” said Tom Ruth, President and CEO of EIA. “We have been working on this direct flight for years as there is such a demand for flights between our two cities. We know we will be serving many more Prince George travellers to Edmonton and also connecting to places like Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Saskatoon and eastern Canada.”
“This is an incredible day for the region; Edmonton has been the number one requested route for over a decade,” says Prince George Airport Authority President and CEO John Gibson. “CMA has put their confidence in Prince George by adding this service. The success of this route is dependent upon the support of the community.”
Passengers will also be able to connect to Central Mountain Air’s interline partners. Customers can receive multiple boarding passes for connecting flights at check-in and baggage can be tagged through to the final destination.
Flights between Prince George and Edmonton will start on Sunday, July 9.
