Best Flights starting from $209
from$209economy
Ottawa (Any)
Sun, Jun 28
One-way
Vancouver (Any)
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from$209economy
Ottawa (Any)
Mon, Jun 29
One-way
Vancouver (Any)
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Other Destinations
Ottawa (Any) to Boston (BOS) in June from $338
From $338
Ottawa (Any) to Paris (Any) in June from $535
From $535
Ottawa (Any) to London (Any) in June from $829
From $829
Ottawa (Any) to Amsterdam (AMS) in June from $1,123
From $1,123
Ottawa (Any) to Ahmedabad (AMD) in June from $1,421
From $1,421
Ottawa (Any) to Seoul (ICN) in June from $1,644
From $1,644
Flights from Other Cities
Chicago (Any) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $182
From $182
Orlando (Any) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $202
From $202
Houston (Any) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $219
From $219
Toronto (Any) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $262
From $262
Toronto (YYZ) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $262
From $262
Ontario (ONT) to Vancouver (Any) in June from $341
From $341
✈️ Flight Guide: Ottawa (Any) → Vancouver (Any)
Complete travel information for your June journey
Departing from Ottawa (Any) FAQs
To find the cheapest economy fares from Vancouver (All Airports) (YVRA), search multiple booking sites, set fare alerts, and be flexible with travel dates and nearby airports such as Seattle, Victoria, and Calgary. Use low-cost carriers, compare round-trip vs one-way pricing, and check weekday departures (Tuesdays/Wednesdays) for lower prices. Book 6–8 weeks in advance for domestic trips and 2–4 months for peak international seasons.
Yes — airlines and online travel agencies frequently offer seasonal sales from Vancouver (All Airports) (YVRA), especially in January (post-holiday sales), late April (spring promos), and October (shoulder-season discounts). Sign up for newsletters from Air Canada, WestJet, and budget carriers and follow OTA alert tools for flash fares that can drop substantially during these windows.
For domestic economy flights from Vancouver (All Airports) (YVRA), booking 3–7 weeks ahead often yields the best prices, while international economy bookings typically perform best 2–4 months in advance. For holiday travel (Christmas, Spring Break), secure tickets 3–6 months ahead to avoid steep price increases.
Often, yes — flying from nearby major hubs such as Seattle (SEA) or using Victoria for select routes can yield lower economy fares due to different carrier mixes and competition. Factor in ground transfer cost and time when comparing total travel expenses to ensure the alternative is truly cheaper.
Yes — May often features lower economy fares as part of the late-spring shoulder season, while June sees a steady increase as summer demand picks up. For May travel, look for last-minute spring promotions; for June, book earlier and monitor price parity across airlines to lock in cheaper economy seats.
Arriving at Vancouver (Any) FAQs
Cheapest Economy Fare Arrival Options (ECONOMY) refers to selecting arrival airports, times, and carriers to minimize ticket cost in economy class. This includes choosing flexible arrival dates, alternate airports, and connecting itineraries that lower the overall fare while considering ground transfer time and expense.
Low economy fares from Vancouver (All Airports) (YVRA) commonly target major leisure and business hubs such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Mexico City. Secondary airports and alternative arrival cities can also reduce costs, especially when local ground transport is affordable.
Yes — November often has temporary dips before the holiday spike, making it a good month to find cheap economy arrival options, while December typically sees higher arrival fares around the holidays. Booking early for December and monitoring November flash sales will help secure lower-priced economy arrivals.
Arriving during off-peak hours (late night or very early morning) often reduces economy fares because airlines price these less-desirable time slots lower. Combining off-peak arrivals with flexible dates and alternate airports can significantly lower the total cost of your economy ticket.
Yes — using nearby major cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, or Las Vegas as arrival points can produce cheaper economy fares. Account for transfers, visas, and baggage rules, and compare total trip time and cost before finalizing a cheaper arrival airport.
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