In 2015, Salt Spring Air was acquired by Harbour Air and merged into the company. Salt Spring Air no longer operates - please visit our Harbour Air page for more details.
Salt Spring Air (also referred to as Saltspring Air) was a Canadian airline operating services across British Colombia. The airline used a fleet of de Havilland Beaver water aircraft for services between Vancouver and the Gulf islands. Salt Spring Air was headquartered in Saltspring Island, British Columbia.
In November 2015, Salt Spring was purchased by the Harbour Air Seaplanes Group. Salt Spring Air operated under the Harbour Air Seaplanes livery with the Salt Spring Air name. This merger made the Harbour Air Seaplanes Group the largest all-seaplane airline in the world, combining the fleets of Salt Spring Air, Harbour Air Seaplanes, West Coast Air, and Whistler Air.
Salt Spring Air had different allowances for carry-on and checked baggage.
For services to/from Ganges and Maple Bay passengers are allowed to bring 1 item of cabin baggage. The allowed weight limits depend on the ticket booked, meaning you could be entitled to 10 lbs or up to 50 lbs.
Passengers aren't entitled to a piece of checked luggage as standard, but you are able to purchase this additionally. If you would like to purchase baggage you can do so with Alternative Airlines, simply add it to the basket at checkout or contact our customer service team.
As the aircraft used are small regional propeller aircraft there is only an economy class product offered. There are 5 seats onboard the aircraft and passengers are allowed to bring 1 piece of cabin baggage with them.
Salt Spring Air doesn't offer any inflight entertainment or wifi on their aircraft as they are small regional propeller aircraft.
Salt Spring Air passengers had to check in at the airport since the airline didn't provide airport check in.
Online check-in facilities are not available.
The airline states that you must check-in no later than 25 minutes before your scheduled departure time at the airline's check-in facilitates.
As Salt Spring Air's aircraft seats 5 passengers with no cabin crew a food and drink service is not provided.
The airline doesn't offer a frequent flyer program.
Salt Spring Air is not part of any airline alliance.
Salt Spring Air used to operate to the following destinations. Although Salt Spring Air no longer operates under their own branding, the services are now operated by Harbour Air.
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The airline operated a fleet of de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver aircraft.