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New 'Nerd Bird' Direct Seaplane Service from Vancouver to Downtown Seattle to Launch on April 26th
Friday, April 6, 2018
Vancouver, BC, April 6, 2018--(T-Net)--Microsoft and Amazon employees and management (and other tech employees) in Vancouver should be pretty happy this week, as there will be a new option soon for Vancouverites looking to travel more quickly to Seattle (and vice versa).
Harbour Air announced this week a new direct seaplane service between downtown Vancouver and downtown Seattle, launching Thursday, April 26, 2018.
In a joint venture with Seattle-based Kenmore Air, the new one-hour route will be Harbour Air's first international scheduled service, offering two daily round-trip flights, Monday through Friday.
Flights are available for purchase online, in person or by phone (1.800.665.0212 or 604.274.1277).
It won't be overly cheap with one-way tickets set at $370 (US$285) but could help tech workers and others bypass lines at the border or commutes to and from Vancouver International Airport.
Connecting the two cities' downtowns, the initial spring schedule will include two morning and afternoon flights between Harbour Air's Coal Harbour terminal in downtown Vancouver and Lake Union in downtown Seattle. The service will also offer an additional stop at Kenmore Air's Seaplane Base on Lake Washington.
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