⚠️ Starting Nov 12, part of the terminal curbside sidewalk will be temporarily closed. Please follow the signed detour. MORE arrow-right
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Starting Thursday, November 12, a section of the curbside sidewalk in front of the terminal will be temporarily closed to prepare for upcoming work. The closure will remain in place until further notice.

A pedestrian detour using the marked crosswalks will be in place throughout the closure.

When walking to and from the terminal, please:

  • Follow the posted detour signs
  • Use the marked crosswalks
  • Stay clear of the work area

Thank you for your cooperation!

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We wish to acknowledge that Victoria Airport Authority operates from the homeland of the WSÁNEĆ people whose historical relationship to the land continues to this day. We are committed to further strengthening our relationships with the Tseycum First Nation, Tsartlip First Nation, Tsawout First Nation, and Pauquachin First Nation by finding opportunities for meaningful partnership in the airport’s ongoing operations and future developments.

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