North-Wright Airways flights & tickets

North-Wright Airways is a small airline based in Norman Wells, Northwest Territories in Canada. Established in 1986 and based out of Norman Wells Airport (YVQ), this commuter airline offers flights to 8 different destinations in the Northwest Territories, including Inuvik and Yellowknife, with on-demand service to Coville Lake. It is a key airline for travelers looking to explore remote areas in Northern Canada, with flights from the Mackenzie Mountains to the Arctic coast.

North-Wright Airways offers flights on 21 different commuter planes, including 13 Cessna aircraft. It is a family-run business with no subsidiaries or codeshare agreements. However, it is a connector for both Canadian North and First Air airlines.

There are also charter flights available in a Twin Otters or Beech 1900D aircraft for groups of up to 18 people. With a wide variety of tours to choose from, including picturesque canyon panorama views, flight-seeing over the Arctic ocean, and First Nations heritage trips, North-Wright Airways' charter flights are sure to impress. For more information, check out our handy guide to charter flights in Canada!

Why Fly North-Wright Airways

How To Check-In There is no online option for check-in with this airline. Instead, you must check-in at the airport at least 1 hour before your flight departs. Check-in opens 2 hours before your flight and closes 45 minutes before departure.	Baggage Allowance and Fees North-Wright Airways baggage allowance depends entirely on the size of your group and which aircraft you are taking. There is a fee for oversized baggage, so be sure to call the airline ahead of time to determine your exact limits.
Seating North-Wright Airways planes are built to seat between 2 and 18 passengers for short flights between remote areas. Seating is not assigned. A typical flight will carry only one or two groups at a time so that you won't be split up from your group.	Booking Fees There are no additional booking fees for North-Wright Airways flights. However, regular transaction fees still apply.