Getting Around Penticton

Penticton is centrally located in the Southern Interior of BC and is the hub of the South Okanagan.
Penticton Regional Airport YYF
Penticton Airport (YYF) is the gateway to the South Okanagan. It's a 50-minute flight from Vancouver (or 4-hour drive) or a 55-minute flight from
Calgary (or 8-hour drive). Our regional airport is conveniently located at the south end of the
City, only 10 minutes from downtown. Penticton Airport is located in the traditional territory of the SnPink’tn (Penticton Indian Band).

Airlines
Air Canada — Provides direct flights to Vancouver and Victoria.
WestJet — Provides direct flights to Edmonton and Calgary
Pacific Coastal — Provides direct flights to Vancouver...
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 Regional Airport YYF
Penticton Getting Here & Around
Travelling to Penticton
Penticton is centrally located in the Southern Interior of British Columbia and is the hub of the South Okanagan. Conveniently located along the HWY
97 corridor, Penticton is easily accessed by the Trans-Canada Highway (HWY 1) to the North and the scenic Crowsnest Highway (HWY 3) to the South.

By Car
Penticton has been one of the top road trip destinations of choice in BC, for generations of visitors! Penticton is centrally located along Highway 97,
which is one of the longest North-South highways in North America. It runs from California to Alaska right through the center of the Province of BC.
The Highway 97 corridor is the main connection for the South Okanagan to the rest of the Okanagan Valley, Kamloops , and Northern BC. Penticton...
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Getting Here & Around
Penticton Alternative Airport - Kelowna International Airport
Kelowna International Airport (YLW) offers more than 60 daily non-stop commercial flights with nine airlines. The airport is approximately 70 minutes
from Penticton. Charter bus, limo and other carriers are available to arrange group transportation.
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 Alternative Airport - Kelowna International Airport