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There are 6 ways to get from Busan to Canada by plane, train, or bus

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Fly Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Vancouver International Airport
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1. Fly from Busan / Gimhae International Airport (PUS) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR)plane PUS - YVR
14h 6m
$425–1,509
Fly Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Calgary International Airport
1. Fly from Busan / Gimhae International Airport (PUS) to Calgary International Airport (YYC)plane PUS - YYC
16h 22m
$462–1,702
Train to Daegu International Airport, fly to Vancouver International Airport
1. Take the train from Busan Station to Dongdaegu Stationtrain
2. Fly from Daegu International Airport (TAE) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR)plane TAE - YVR
14h 57m
$510–1,858
Train to Daegu International Airport, fly to Calgary International Airport
1. Take the train from Busan Station to Dongdaegu Stationtrain
2. Fly from Daegu International Airport (TAE) to Calgary International Airport (YYC)plane TAE - YYC
15h 38m
$567–2,051
Train, bus to Incheon International Airport, fly to Vancouver International Airport
1. Take the train from Busan Station to Gwangmyeong Stationtrain
2. Take the bus from Gwangmyeong KTX Station to Incheon Int'l Airport T1bus
3. Fly from Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR)plane ICN - YVR
15h 41m
$525–970
Train, bus to Incheon International Airport, fly to Calgary International Airport
1. Take the train from Busan Station to Gwangmyeong Stationtrain
2. Take the bus from Gwangmyeong KTX Station to Incheon Int'l Airport T1bus
3. Fly from Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Calgary International Airport (YYC)plane ICN - YYC
15h 47m
$662–1,813

Busan / Gimhae International Airport (PUS) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) flights

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Distance: 8,270.6 km
Duration: 14h 6m

What companies run services between Busan, South Korea and Canada?

Korean Air, Japan Airlines, and six other airlines fly from Busan / Gimhae International Airport (PUS) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) 5 times a day.

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Website: aircanada.com

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via Osaka Kansai

Ave. Duration: 11h 30m
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Estimated price: $430–1,600

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via New Chitose

Ave. Duration: 13h 20m
When: Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Estimated price: $420–1,500

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via Tokyo Narita

Ave. Duration: 13h 30m
When: Every day
Estimated price: $430–1,600

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Calgary International Airport via Osaka Kansai, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 15h 34m
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Estimated price: $480–1,700

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Calgary International Airport via New Chitose, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 15h 59m
When: Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Estimated price: $460–1,700

Flights from Busan / Gimhae International Airport to Calgary International Airport via Tokyo Narita, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 16h 59m
When: Every day
Estimated price: $480–1,700

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via Osaka Kansai

Ave. Duration: 11h 35m
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Estimated price: $500–1,900

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via Tokyo Narita

Ave. Duration: 12h
When: Every day
Estimated price: $500–1,900

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Vancouver International Airport via New Chitose

Ave. Duration: 17h 20m
When: Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Estimated price: $490–1,800

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Calgary International Airport via Tokyo Narita, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 15h 29m
When: Every day
Estimated price: $550–2,000

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Calgary International Airport via Osaka Kansai, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 15h 39m
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Estimated price: $550–2,000

Flights from Daegu International Airport to Calgary International Airport via New Chitose, Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 19h 59m
When: Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Estimated price: $550–2,000

Flights from Incheon International Airport to Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 9h 50m
When: Every day
Estimated price: $390–1,400

Flights from Incheon International Airport to Calgary International Airport via Vancouver International Airport

Ave. Duration: 12h 34m
When: Every day
Estimated price: $430–1,600

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