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Penticton Airport

Canada · 49.4631, -119.6020

IATA code
YYF
Appears on the air waybill
Country
CA
Canada
Latitude
49.463
Decimal degrees
Longitude
-119.602
Decimal degrees

Distance to cargo hubs

Great-circle distance from YYF, with the block time a single leg at 850 km/h would take (plus 36 minutes for taxi, climb and descent). Geometry and arithmetic — not a published schedule, and not a promise of available capacity.

Hub Airport Distance Est. flight time Lane
ORD Chicago O'Hare International Airport 2,575 km 3h 38m Routings →
DFW Dallas Fort Worth International Airport 2,619 km 3h 41m Routings →
MEM Memphis International Airport 2,889 km 4h Routings →
SDF Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport 2,961 km 4h 5m Routings →
CVG Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport 2,980 km 4h 6m Routings →
YYZ Toronto Pearson International Airport 3,085 km 4h 14m Routings →
ATL Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport 3,371 km 4h 34m Routings →
MEX Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport 3,805 km 5h 5m Routings →
LHR London Heathrow Airport 7,404 km 9h 19m Routings →
AMS Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 7,544 km 9h 29m Routings →

Reference page

No airline in our registry is hubbed at YYF, so this page carries the airport's identity and geography rather than network detail. Cargo moving through here is normally routed over one of the hubs listed above. As registry coverage grows, pages like this one gain airline detail.

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