Harbour Air is a Canadian airline founded in 1982, connecting coastal communities in British Columbia and offering scenic tours and charters. Its network grew around Vancouver and Victoria using small seaplanes such as Otters, Twin Otters and Beavers. Alongside its floatplane services, it introduced wheeled-aircraft flights between Vancouver and Victoria airports in 2024.
Open the Harbour Air Seaplanes De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter seat map to explore its seats.
Seats are not assigned in advance because of aircraft weight and balance. Flex fares include priority boarding and an opportunity to choose a seat; Scenic Ultimate offers priority boarding on tours. The pilot retains final control of seating, so a preferred seat is not guaranteed.
The published allowances are Light 10 lb, Value 15 lb, Comfort 25 lb and Flex 50 lb. All items count, including purses and backpacks. A single piece must not exceed 50 lb. Extra baggage is carried on a space-available basis, and operating limits can require bags to travel on another service.
On domestic flights, ordinary pets travel in the rear cargo area in a hard-sided, secure, leakproof and ventilated carrier. Pet and carrier together must not exceed 35 lb and count toward your baggage allowance. The maximum carrier size is 21 × 16 × 15 inches. Service dogs follow separate cabin arrangements.
