Air Creebec Seat Maps & Seating Plans

Air Creebec is a Cree-owned Canadian regional airline connecting communities in Québec and Ontario. Founded in 1982, it began flying on July 5 that year and became wholly Cree-owned in 1988. Passenger services use Dash 8-100 and Dash 8-300 turboprops, while dedicated freighters carry goods to northern communities.

Air Creebec aircraft and seat maps

Choose your aircraft to explore the Air Creebec seat maps listed below.

Frequently asked questions

Can children travel alone on Air Creebec?

Children aged 5–11 can use the unaccompanied-minor service. Book the arrangement with Air Creebec, complete the required form and arrive 90 minutes before departure. A designated adult must meet the child and sign for collection. The service has a charge for each flight leg in addition to the adult fare.

What carry-on baggage does Air Creebec allow?

One carry-on bag up to 6 kg (13 lb), measuring no more than 22.5 × 40 × 56 cm, plus one small personal item that fits under the seat. The personal item’s limit is 25 × 30 × 20 cm. All items must fit the aircraft’s approved storage spaces.

What kind of carrier does my pet need on Air Creebec?

A hard-shell kennel is required; soft-sided and wire kennels are not accepted. A pet travelling in the cabin must fit under the seat. Air Creebec may move the pet to the cargo compartment if another passenger has an allergy. Confirm the pet arrangement and applicable fee with the airline before travel.