Hawkair
Canada

Connecting northern British Columbia communities by air.
- ›Hawkair serves remote communities in northern British Columbia that have limited transportation options.
- ›The airline has faced financial difficulties and ownership changes during its history.
- ›Hawkair suspended operations at various points due to financial pressures.
- ›The airline serves key northern BC cities including Terrace, Smithers, and Prince George.
- ›Hawkair's routes are economically significant to resource industries in northern BC.
Hawkair is a Canadian regional airline headquartered in Terrace, British Columbia, serving northern and coastal BC communities. Founded in 1997, the airline has long provided essential air links between smaller northern communities and larger centres such as Vancouver. Hawkair is known for its focus on underserved markets where air travel is often the primary practical transportation option.
Hawkair has historically operated turboprop and regional jet aircraft suited to short-haul routes in northern British Columbia, including Fokker 100 jets.
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Hawkair was a regional airline based in Terrace, British Columbia, Canada. It operated scheduled and charter regional passenger services in British Columbia and Alberta. Its main base was Northwest Regional Airport with a hub at Vancouver International Airport.
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