Penticton Airport

Penticton, Canada · IATA code YYF · ICAO code CYYF

YYF and the nearest major hubs (straight lines, not flight paths).

City: Penticton
Country: Canada
Type: Medium airport · scheduled service listed by OurAirports
Location: 49.463°N, 119.602°W

Compare distances from YYF

Great-circle distances to major hubs

YYF to Los Angeles (LAX)1,729 km · 2 h 40 min
YYF to Chicago (ORD)2,575 km · 3 h 45 min
YYF to Toronto (YYZ)3,085 km · 4 h 20 min
YYF to Atlanta (ATL)3,371 km · 4 h 45 min
YYF to New York (JFK)3,669 km · 5 h 5 min
YYF to Mexico City (MEX)3,805 km · 5 h 15 min
YYF to London (LHR)7,404 km · 9 h 45 min
YYF to Copenhagen (CPH)7,521 km · 9 h 55 min
YYF to Amsterdam (AMS)7,544 km · 9 h 55 min
YYF to Paris (CDG)7,752 km · 10 h 10 min

Distance · theoretical nonstop duration. Not a timetable, and not proof of a direct flight.

Nearby airports

Kelowna International Airport (YLW)57 km
Castlegar/West Kootenay Regional Airport (YCG)144 km
Kamloops John Moose Fulton Field Regional Airport (YKA)151 km
Trail Regional Airport (YZZ)152 km
Abbotsford International Airport (YXX)206 km
Bellingham International Airport (BLI)226 km
Pangborn Memorial Airport (EAT)234 km
Anacortes Airport (OTS)248 km

Straight-line distance, not by road.

Sources and methodology

Airport reference data

Airport names, codes, locations and types come from OurAirports (public domain). Our list holds airports that have an IATA code; heliports, closed airfields and airfields without an IATA code are not in it. “Scheduled service” means OurAirports marks the airport as having scheduled flights; it is not a check of today’s timetable.

flew.world calculations

Distances are great-circle (straight-line) distances between airport coordinates. The theoretical nonstop duration is distance ÷ 800 km/h + 30 minutes: it does not mean a direct flight exists, and it is not a timetable. Nearby airports are listed by straight-line distance, not by road.