Cheap flights from Edmonton International to Whitehorse

Cheap Flights from Edmonton International Airport to Whitehorse

Airlines That Fly From Edmonton International Airport to Whitehorse

Canadians can fly directly to Whitehorse International Airport (YXY) from Edmonton International Airport (YEG) through Air North, with flights departing at least twice per week throughout the year. For a more flexible departure date, consider flying through Air Canada or Westjet, with a short layover in Vancouver International Airport (YVR). Try using Skyscanner's search tools above for a fast, easy way to compare flights across all of these airlines to find the best deal possible!

Departing From Edmonton International Airport

To get to the airport, consider taking a taxi ($55-65 depending on which part of the city you're coming from) or rental car. The airport can be reached via Airport Road at Exit 522 on Highway 2. With over 60 shops and restaurants, free Wi-Fi, device charging stations, and a huge variety of exhibits from local and regional artists, Edmonton International Airport is the type of airport that will make you want to arrive early. It even hosts the occasional community event and live musical performances!

Arriving in Whitehorse

Once you arrive in Whitehorse, follow the signs to collect your baggage and make your way to the building's exit. The airport is located just 5km from downtown Whitehorse, making for a quick and easy taxi ride to your hotel. There are some airport shuttle services available for passengers heading to the same general area, but they need to be booked in advance.

Practical Information

Plan on arriving at Edmonton International Airport at least 90 minutes before your flight departs to be sure you have enough time to check in, move through security, and make it to your gate. As a Canadian, you should have no problem boarding this domestic flight as long as you are carrying some form of government-issued photo ID (like a passport or driver's license).

What to Expect in Whitehorse

Born in the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1800s and early 1900s, Whitehorse has maintained its classic old western charm. With its convenient location at the crossroads of the Yukon's two major highways, Whitehorse is the ideal starting point for any Yukon adventure. Whitehorse is located in a sparsely populated area of northern Canada, making it the perfect getaway destination for those looking to escape the modern hustle and bustle of the city. Its unique northern location offers many once-in-a-lifetime experiences that are shared with few populated places on Earth. Travelers willing to brave the harsh winter weather will be rewarded with stunning views of pristine, untouched wilderness and spectacular northern lights. In the summer, you'll be treated to seemingly endless days that are perfect for camping, hiking, or just taking it all in on the banks of the beautiful Yukon River!