FUEL
The Prince Rupert Airport Authority is the aviation fuel supplier at the Prince Rupert Airport, dispensing Imperial Oil products. The station is located on the west side of the terminal building providing Jet A-1 fuel. Available on site is a 75,000 litre Jet A-1 tank and a 12,000 litre mobile unit for dispensing jet fuel.

ITINERANT TRANSPORTATION
The Prince Rupert Airport provides an itinerant transportation service for passengers requiring transportati

on to and from the Digby Island dock and connections to the two float plane companies and several fishing lodges and charter operators who offer service to the Digby Island dock.

Arrangements for transportation may be made through the Fuel Services office. Click here for the Digby Island Ferry schedule.

Alternately, transportation is available by water taxi. Click here for water taxi information.

CUSTOMS
Canada Customs is based in downtown Prince Rupert at the Atlin Terminal. International pilots please contact Canada Customs on arrival to arrange for Customs Inspection. Call 250-627-3003.

You may also pre-arrange Customs by contacting Can Pass at 1-888-226-7277

Canada Customs
220-215 Cow Bay Road
Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1A2

Web link to Canada Customs: www.ccra.gc.ca

WEATHER OBSERVATION
Weather observation was previously provided by the Flight Service Station when they were located at the Prince Rupert Airport. It is now provided by Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) for measurement, collection and dissemination of weather data.

The Flight Information Centres (FIC) in Kamloops provides interpretive weather briefings, flight planning services and enroute advisories. The number is 1-866-WXBRIEF or 1-866-992-7433. Pilots may also come into the pilot lounge where a direct line to Kamloops is available for weather and flight planning.

Nav Canada link: www.navcanada.ca