
Kamloops Airport is the main air gateway to British Columbia's Thompson-Nicola region, linking Kamloops with key hubs in Western Canada. Use this page to compare airlines flying from Kamloops (YKA) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka to keep track of fares before you book.
Kamloops Airport (also known as Fulton Field) sits about 9 km (roughly a 10-minute drive) from downtown Kamloops. It's a growing regional airport — passenger numbers passed 310,000 in 2023 and have continued climbing, with year-over-year growth of around 10% reported through early 2026. Recent terminal and apron upgrades have added capacity as traffic increases.
Flights from YKA are domestic, linking Kamloops to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Victoria. There is no international service from this airport — it functions purely as a regional connector into Canada's wider domestic network via these hub cities.
Air Canada flies to Vancouver, WestJet serves Calgary and Edmonton, and Pacific Coastal Airlines operates the Victoria route. Between them, these three carriers cover all of Kamloops' scheduled destinations.
Kamloops has a single terminal that has recently been upgraded with self-service check-in kiosks and digital flight information displays, alongside apron expansion to handle more aircraft movements as traffic grows.
Taxis and rideshare services are readily available outside the terminal for the short trip into downtown Kamloops. On-site parking covers both short and long-term stays. There's no rail or dedicated transit line to the airport, so road transport is the standard way in and out.
Facilities are modest but functional: free Wi-Fi, a café, a small gift shop, ATMs and on-site car rental counters. As a regional airport, don't expect airline lounges or duty-free shopping — YKA is built around efficient, no-frills domestic travel.
Ready to plan your trip? Compare airlines flying to and from Kamloops and set a Price Alert on Traveloka so you can book when a fare suits you. Always verify final fares and flight times before booking.




