Cheap flights from Victoria to Calgary

Flight Information

Flights from Victoria to Calgary are available on WestJet and Air Canada. Many Victoria to Calgary flights are nonstop for the ultimate in convenience for Canadian travel. Some flights to Calgary from Victoria have a layover. This is almost always in Vancouver. However, there are a few routes that stop in Kelowna, as well.

Terminal Information for Victoria International Airport

Travellers who need transportation to Victoria International Airport can take the BC Transit from McTavish Transit Exchange. Connections are available to Downtown Victoria, Swartz Bay, and the Saanich Peninsula. Both shor-termt and long-term parking are available, as well. Those who leave their vehicles at the airport pay CA$15.00 per day for the first five days and CA$7.50 per day for each additional day.

Travellers who are interested in shopping at the airport can visit the Breakwater Boutique or Harbour Walk Shops for a variety of needs. For dining, visitors will find Tim Hortons, Starbucks, and White Spot before the security checkpoints. Spinnakers On the Fly is available post-security.

Terminal Information for Calgary International Airport

Upon arrival at the Calgary International Airport, flyers find several options for reaching their destination. The Allied Downtown Shuttle Service transports travellers to points throughout Calgary, with departures every 30 minutes from Bus Bays 19 and 29. Calgary Transit Buses offer service to downtown, McKnight–Westwinds LRT Station, and the North Pointe and Sandstone bus terminals. Use the Red Arrow Motorcoach to get to Edmonton, Lethbridge, or Red Deer. Those who want something to eat on arrival at Calgary International can choose from Bistro On the Bow, Jugo Juice, Starbucks, and Tim Hortons on the Arrivals level. Shopping is available at Mac's Convenience Store and Skyway Wine & Liquor on that same level.

What You Need to Know

Passengers should arrive at Victoria International Airport at least 90 minutes before their flight to Calgary. To board, one needs a government-issued photo identification with their name, gender, and birth date, or two pieces of government-issued ID with matching names. At least one of these items must also have the ticket holder's gender and date of birth. At the Calgary International Airport, visitors should follow the signs to the baggage carousels on the Arrivals level. Complimentary carts are available throughout the airport.

What to Expect in Calgary

Calgary is one hour ahead of Victoria, so it's important to make travel arrangements accordingly. Calgary is typically cooler than Victoria. In winter, average highs are between 0 and -3 degrees Celsius with lows dipping to -15 degrees Celsius in January. Spring highs range from 4 degrees Celsius in March to 16 degrees in May. July and August are the warmest months of the year with an average high of 23 degrees and lows between 8 and 9 degrees Celsius. By October, the average high has dropped to 12, and in November it's just 3 degrees Celsius. Calgary's diverse attractions include the Glenbow Museum, Fort Calgary, the Calgary Zoo, and Calaway Park amusement park. Visitors can easily find something fun for everyone in the family.