TRANSPORT CANADA HAS ISSUED NEW REGULATIONS FOR TRAVELLERS WITHIN CANADA Face covering requirements for air travellers – Since April 20th, 2020 The Government of Canada is asking that all travellers have a removable non-medical mask or face covering large enough to cover their mouth and nose during their travel through Canadian airports and in-flight. FOR… Read more
On June 8 and 9, sixty students from the Commission Scolaire l’Or-et-des-Bois and the Western Quebec School Board will be given the opportunity to board a Dash-8 100 from the regional airline, Air Creebec, and experience a 40 minute flight over the region. These students, from Grade 5 to Secondary 5, Adult Education and Vocational… Read more
Val-d’Or, May 13th, 2019 – Innovation and customer experience are the key success factors for Air Creebec. The company is constantly looking out for creative ideas to improve services and customer satisfaction. However, despite the efforts made to provide air services between Timmins and Rouyn-Noranda to Montreal, Air Creebec must suspend these flights during the… Read more
Val-d’Or, March 18th, 2019 – Innovation and our customers’ needs are priorities for Air Creebec. This is why the team has worked tirelessly in the past year to be able to present you with the new online booking system service for all routes, and new boarding passes for passengers travelling between Val-d’Or and Montreal. This… Read more
Who is eligible ? Residents of a remote area Full-time student whose parents are residents of a remote area How to proceed ? Find out more on the website of the AirFare Reduction Program clic here Make a request using the paper form This program is an official program of the Gouvernement du Québec Air… Read more
Press Release – Aware of the challenges facing air travel for the Cree communities along the shores of James Bay, Air Creebec has decided to open new routes. Starting in the summer of 2018, travellers from the Ontario side will be able to fly from the James Bay coast to Montréal via Timmins! Since last… Read more
On July 5, 1982, a bright orange Twin Otter took off from the Val-d’Or airport. After stops in Matagami, Rupert House, Eastmain, Wemindji and Fort George, the plane landed in Whapmagoostui, marking the maiden voyage of Air Creebec and Eeyou Istchee’s foray into the air transportation industry. This summer marks 35 years in the business,… Read more
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