What to Bring
Baggage allowance for charter destination tours
*Maximum baggage for tours is one knapsack with clothing, food, water, etc.
Note: Baggage allowance is limited by airplane safety requirements.
Clothing:
- Dress for weather conditions
- You may get wet feet getting on and off planes
- Layered clothing is best
- The boat operator at Rose Harbour supplies cruiser suits
- Lighweight rain gear, gloves and hats are recommended
Sites En Route:
- Pilots will point out various points of interest
- Binoculars do not serve well in the aircraft but may be useful once at site
Snacks:
- No food or beverages available at tour sites
- It is reccomended to bring a light lunch and drinking water
You can view our flight schedules and routes prior to booking.
Our tours offer guests an aerial perspective of the land and sea, and facilitate access to remarkable places.
We are pleased to provide you with particulars on your cargo and excess baggage rates. By clicking the "Our cargo and excess baggage rates 2016" link this will bring you to our cargo and excess baggage rates.
Inland Air Charters Ltd. operates two types of aircraft: the De Havilland Beaver C-2.
We are a local airline, and our company was started in 1981 to serve the logging and fishing industries. Today, we focus solely on scheduled flights, point-to-point charters, tourism, and the company is in growth mode.
Inland Air Charters Serves Prince Rupert, Haida Gwaii and the Surrounding Coastal Communities
Scheduled & Charter Flight Services for Northern Coastal BC. Come Fly the Wild!
What to Bring
Baggage allowance for charter destination tours
*Maximum baggage for tours is one knapsack with clothing, food, water, etc.
Note: Baggage allowance is limited by airplane safety requirements.
Clothing:
Sites En Route:
Snacks:
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