Cheap Flights to Whitehorse (YXY), Round Trip Flights

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Useful Information on Flights to Whitehorse

Our Cheapest Fare:
Weekly Non Stop Flights:	9 Flights Weekly
Destination Airport:	Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport
Popular Airlines:	Air North Charter, Air Canada, Lufthansa

Facts About Flying to Whitehorse, Canada^§

The percentage of Whitehorse travelers over the age of 35 was 54%.
The percentage of Whitehorse travelers over the age of 60 was 16%.
The percentage of Whitehorse travelers who booked First or Business Class Class was 8%.
The percentage of Whitehorse travelers who traveled with kids under 14 was 3%.
The percentage of Whitehorse travelers who were millennials was 41%.
The percentage of Whitehorse travelers who were female was 41%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Whitehorse was 7.
Month with most bookings for Whitehorse was August.
Month with least bookings for Whitehorse was April.

^§ All flight facts are based on last 3 months data on OneTravel.

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Top Attractions in Whitehorse

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A trip to Whitehorse is never complete for a history buff unless he/she visits MacBride Museum. The museum features artifacts related not only to regional past but also covers the gold rush, First Nations, fearless Mounties and more.

The revamped White Pass & Yukon Route Station lies close to city’s waterfront. Closely flowing Yukon River is the backbone of area’s scenic views and serves as an excellent base for activities like boating, fishing and more.

Get a firsthand experience of what Alaska Highway looked like in its initial years at the Yukon Transportation Museum. The museum also features other interesting exhibits including covered planes, trains and dog-sleds.

Built in 1900, the Old Log Church is only such styled church cathedral in the planet. You will find many interesting exhibits inside the church including fascinating story of Rev Isaac Stringer who ate his boots to survive.