Every Harbour Air flight starts hours before takeoff. Our pilots begin with a full weather briefing, a walk-around inspection of the aircraft, and a review of the day's routes across the Pacific Northwest.

Flying a floatplane is its own discipline: reading the water for wind and swell, judging a glassy-calm harbour, and making dozens of short water landings in a single shift. No two flights, and no two docks, are ever quite the same.

Beyond the controls, our pilots are often the first and last people our passengers meet on a trip. That mix of technical skill and hospitality is what keeps people coming back to fly with Harbour Air.