North Cariboo Air
CanadaAbout the airline
North Cariboo Air is a Canadian charter airline founded in 1957, based in Alberta and British Columbia. Operating from hubs in Calgary, Edmonton, Prince George, Fort St. John, and Vancouver, it serves the oil and gas sector, executive charters, sports teams, and leisure groups with a fleet of 15 regional aircraft.
Fleet
North Cariboo Air (ICAO: NCB) is a Canadian charter airline established in 1957, operating a fleet of 15 aircraft ranging from 9 to 100 seats. The airline is based across Alberta and British Columbia, with major operating hubs at Calgary International Airport, Edmonton International Airport, Prince George Airport, and Fort St. John Vancouver International Airport.
The airline specializes in on-demand charter services rather than scheduled commercial routes. Its primary markets include the oil and gas industry, executive and general aviation charters, sports team transportation, and leisure group travel. This charter-focused model allows North Cariboo Air to serve smaller communities and remote destinations across Western Canada that may not support regular scheduled service.
The fleet comprises regional turboprops and regional jets, including De Havilland Canada Dash 8, Beechcraft models (1900, Super King Air, King Air), British Aerospace 146, and the Christen A-1B. Beyond passenger charters, North Cariboo Air also operates cargo services, manages aerodromes, and provides fixed-base operator services at its operating bases.