Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre — Attraction in Vancouver

Re: Harbour Air scenic flight : sadly, this is the worst money I've spent in Canada. After paying $200+ for this short scenic flight we did not feel welcomed at all (although no one was rude) and it felt like buying a regular train ticket and simply getting on without anyone really giving a damn or making the experience memorable given the high cost of the flight - and as a commercial pilot myself with many thousands of hours experience I can say that the pilot was not sympathetic to helping me and my wife sit together after another group of people who all knew each other took all of the seats, a seat to themselves basically, and kept me and my wife split up which was totally unnecessary - the pilot also kept the float plane at 500 feet for more than half the flight which makes a scenic flight utterly pointless given how low we were - I can confirm, again as a fully qualified commercial pilot, that our Harbour Air scenic flight pilot broke regulations with how low he was flying over terrain (not water, terrain, in a float plane) - the pilot also pulled turns that were far too aggressive for a passenger flight. Their facilities are nice, but unfortunately there is no way possible that I can recommend scenic flights by this company to anyone. Very sadly, me and my wife are totally and thoroughly disappointed in every way, and if I thought there was any way I could get a refund I would...

The Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre is a prime example of how noise pollution can disrupt the peace and tranquility of a neighborhood.

The constant noise from the floatplanes taking off and landing is beyond disruptive—it's a full-blown nuisance. The noise levels are so high that residents in nearby buildings might as well forget about having a moment of peace or even hearing their own thoughts.

The lack of regard for the surrounding community is glaringly obvious. It's as though the Flight Centre operates in its own bubble, completely indifferent to the adverse impact it has on the quality of life for those living nearby.

The roar of the planes doesn't just last for a few seconds; it lingers, disrupting any semblance of a calm atmosphere for an unnecessary amount of time.

Living in the vicinity of the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre means being constantly subjected to an auditory assault.

The absence of any measures to mitigate this noise pollution is a testament to a complete disregard for the well-being of the local community. It's not just an inconvenience; it's an intrusion that affects the everyday lives of the people in the area.

Have some respect for us folks who work from home and...

The airport was very easy to navigate, with clear and well-placed directional signs that made finding my way effortless. The overall order and organization were impressive, and every process felt straightforward and smooth. The staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful — one of them even offered to take photos for me, which added a personal and thoughtful touch to the experience. Overall, the journey was thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish. With discounts available most of the time, it makes the trip not only worthwhile but also great value, and the scenery along the way was nothing short of...