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[dolari]

Note to self - the following airlines fly right into Austin from Victoria. Use these airlines so we don't have the whole rigamarole everytime she goes somewhere.

Roundtrip:
Air Canada US$530/CA$610 (One way, Victoria to Austin, only)
Northwest $700
American $740
Continental $800
Delta $800
United $840

Comments

[gidget-ca.livejournal.com]

Are you sure? Sometimes they say direct then it says in fine print "to YVR (Vancouver).

Our airport is rather pathetic. I don't think I've seen a 747 land there before, I'm not even sure it has a runway long enough. Although, it is the Victoria 'International' Airport but I think they still only fly DC-8's to Seattle and I think maybe they fly to Mexico once in a while...

Just be 100% sure. Because Victoria is technically only a hundred or so kilometers from Vancouver Airport the booking computers tend to list it as 'local' to Victoria, since they don't have the facility to account for the water in the middle.

[emilydm.livejournal.com]

So far as I know, the only major airlines that fly directly from Victoria to anywhere in the US (typically Seattle) are Air Canada (natch), Alaska (through their subsidary HorizonAir) and Delta (through another subsidary, to Salt Lake City Utah of all places).

I think a couple of other companies fly direct to Seattle, but only to Seattle and nowhere else in the US.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

Yeah, most of these trips were "interlined" with one of the airlines that actually puts you in the YYJ Victoria Airport. You fly to Vancouver, then a smaller operation takes it from there.