Nova Scotia is located two hours closer to Europe than any other mainland North American destination and its capital city, Halifax, is geographically closer to Boston and New York than any other major Canadian city. The Halifax Robert L. Stanfield International Airport is the Atlantic Canadian hub for all domestic, regional and international services. Visit FlyHalifax.com to view a list of airlines providing flight options to Halifax.

Nova Scotia boasts a number of airports located conveniently throughout the province. For a complete list, please visit our Airports page.

Scheduled air service into Nova Scotia is available from all major Canadian cities, from all major United States cities through connecting hubs at Boston and Newark, and from major European cities through the connecting hub at London. In addition, scheduled charter services are available linking Nova Scotia with many Canadian and European cities.

Limousine service and car rentals are available at the Halifax International, Yarmouth International and Sydney airports. There is a shuttle bus to and from hotels in the Halifax area. Call Nova Scotia's Check In Reservation and Information Service for further details (1-800-565-0000).

Travel Advisory
As of January 2007, all air passengers traveling to and from the United States must present a valid passport.

For full details, please visit www.cic.gc.ca or call 1-888-242-2100. In the U.S. refer to www.travel.state.gov.

*Airlines and flights are subject to change, please check directly with your travel agent or airline for flight information to Nova Scotia. We hope to see you soon.