PRIVATE JET Charter aircraft in Vancouver

Embraer Phenom: 4 Seats

Cessna Citation: 4 -8 Seats 

Learjet 45/75: 8-9 Seats

Hawker Jet: 6-10 Seats

Embraer Legacy: 8-13 Seats 

Falcon Jet: 8-14 Seats

Challenger Jet: 12-16 Seats

Gulfstream: 12-18 Seats 

Global Express: 12-18 Seats

Dassault Falcon: 12-18 Seats

MAIN Charter AIRPORTS in Vancouver

Film, TV & Movie Aircraft Charter to / from:

Vancouver International Airport (YVR)

Boundary Bay Airport (YDT)

Langley Regional Airport (YLY)

Abbotsford International Airport (YXX)

group Charter aircraft in Vancouver

Dornier Jet: 32 Seats

Embraer 145: 50 Seats

CRJ Jet: 40-50 Seats

Fokker 100: 90-110 Seats

Boeing 737-800: 140-189 Seats / VIP 40-62 Seats

Boeing 767: 260 Seats / VIP 90-100 Seats

Boeing 777: 230-370 Seats / VIP 80-90 Seats

Boeing 787: 180-290 Seats

Airbus A320: 180 Seats

Airbus A321: 220 Seats / VIP 70-80 Seats

Incentive

Project Criteria

Qualified Spend

Program Guidelines

Additional Considerations

35% Refundable Tax Credit

Minimum Spend: None

Project Cap: Project labour caps at 60 % of production costs net of assistance.

Compensation Cap: None

Minimum Filming Days: None

Digital Animation or Visual Effects (DAVE) Credit: 16% of qualifying DAVE labour;

Regional Tax Credit: 12.5% of qualifying BC "regional" labour when > 50% of BC principal photography is done outside Vancouver area (pro-rate number of regional days by total BC days), minimum 5 regional days required;

Distant Location Credit: 6% of qualifying BC "distant" labour (calculated by pro-rating number of days shot in "distant location" by total BC days; must first qualify for Regional Tax Credit);

Training Tax Credit: 30% of amount paid to a BC-based individual registered in an approved training program (credit capped at 3% of qualifying BC labour expenditures).

Annual Cap: None

Sunset Date: None

CPA Audit: Yes

Stackable with Federal credit

The above noted provincial incentive is stackable with Canada's Federal Tax Incentive which is 25% of 'qualifying Canadian labour expenditures', defined as the lesser of (i) actual labour expenditures, and (ii) 60 % of 'Production Costs less Assistance' ('Assistance' includes any provincial incentives that are directly attributable to the Production).