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Kenmore Air, Puyallup Tribe expand seaplane service to BC destination. Here are details

Tacoma, WALocal News

Kenmore Air, in collaboration with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, is expanding its seasonal seaplane service to include a new route from Tacoma to Victoria, British Columbia, starting May 15, 2025. The flights will depart daily at 2:45 p. m. , taking passengers on a scenic journey that includes a stopover at Friday Harbor Marina, with a total travel time of just under two hours. Prices for this international trip start at $199 one-way, providing an appealing option for South Sound residents seeking quick getaways.

Kenmore Air president David Gudgel expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing their commitment to offering the fastest and most beautiful travel experiences. The Puyallup Tribal Council highlighted that this expansion marks a significant step in growing their international presence and enhancing connectivity in the Pacific Northwest. The service will also include seasonal flights to the San Juan Islands, enriching travel options for locals. Shorter scenic flights are available for those looking for a quick aerial tour at a lower price. For more details and bookings, travelers can visit Kenmore Air's online booking site.

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