This ex. WS Link Saab 340 was repainted in Chilliwack earlier this year and emerged without any branding. Pacific Coastal titles and a new tail design depicting a logging truck in the forest have now been applied. Seen here taxiing out this afternoon for departure to Penticton as "Pasco (PCO) 1307

Early morning arrival in Kelowna

This 1983 built 1900D was acquired from Maverick Airlines in August 2025. The existing livery has been roughly deleted and replaced with an interim (?) Pacific Coastal one.

Recently purchased from Maverick Airlines in the US, and seen here still retaining their basic scheme. Departing for Victoria this afternoon as "Pasco (PCO) 109".

First flight on September 12, 1982 (G-14-3621) and registered G-BKWK, this SD 360 was registered to Simmons Airlines as N365MQ in November 1983. The aircraft flew as Republic Express, Northwest Airlink and American Eagle until returned to the Shorts in 1994. Pacific Coastal Airlines operated it 1995 - 2006. Pacific Coastal sold several SD 360s including C-GPCN in 2006 as it re-equipped with Saab 340s. This aircraft went to Aruba based Tiara Air as P4-TIB. Stored at Reina Beatrix International when withdrawn in 2016, it was acquired by Skyway Enterprises and parked at Kissimmee, FL for parts.

snowboarder on the other side

Owned by Pacific Coastal since February 2018

Arriving from Victoria as "Pasco (PCO) 100" is this former WestJet Link aircraft. It spent some time in Chilliwack last month and emerged with blue painted engines. Although they seemed to have not painted the tail judging by the stickers already peeling off.

This 1999 built Saab was imported in 2020 by Pacific Coastal Airlines for use on the Westjet Link service and wearing that operator's tail artwork. The arrangement has since been terminated so it is back operating Pasco flights without titles or tail artwork, as here. Note the "proudly" beside the flag and "585" on the nose wheel door which are legacies of its Westjet service.

This Saab 340 had been stored in Calgary since the end of August, and despite entering back into service with Pacific Coastal Airlines about a month ago I seemed to have missed it until now. Seen here taxiing out for departure to Victoria as "Pasco (PCO) 119".

Withdrawn from service at the end of November, and now parked outside the Pasco hangar with titles removed. PCQ was the last Saab 340A model in the fleet and now over 39 years old, presumably it will be sold off.