Charter a private jet to Whistler: Whistler Blackcomb skiing, the Whistler Film Festival, and Whistler Pride. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
Stay
Upper Village alpine resort: 273 rooms, suites and townhouses. U.S. News 2026 #1 resort in all of Canada; Sidecut steakhouse; ski concierge with warmed boots.
True ski-in/ski-out at the Blackcomb Gondola. The mountain's grand chateau; The Wildflower restaurant; the classic Whistler luxury stay.
Whistler's only lakeside hotel, in Creekside. Lakeside Lounge; boutique calm away from the Village.
Village North suite hotel: full kitchens and fireplaces. Suite-style luxury at the gondola's doorstep.
Base-of-the-mountain suites, with the Dubh Linn Gate Irish pub. Ski-in/ski-out convenience in the Village core.
The tables worth flying for.
Fine-dining tasting menus plus the Ketel One Ice Room. Why famous: the minus 32C vodka tasting room (world's coldest); champagne sabering and nitro ice cream theater.
Whistler's longtime fine-dining anchor. Why famous: the special-occasion room of the Village for 40+ years; oyster bar and West Coast cuisine.
Pacific Northwest seafood in a design-forward room. Why famous: the Village's fashionable new fine-dining arrival; seafood towers and velvet interiors.
Seasonal French-Canadian bistro. Why famous: ever-changing local menu; the foodie-insider pick over the big hotel rooms.
Upscale Venetian Italian. Why famous: crab ravioli and fusilli tartufati; the Village's beloved Italian date-night room.
Alpine fine dining. Why famous: West Coast seafood chowder and garden-patio summers; the chateau's signature restaurant.
The landmarks worth landing for.
The record-breaking gondola linking Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, with glass-bottom cabins. Why visit: eleven minutes between summits at 436 meters above the valley; the definitive Whistler ride.
Michael Audain's collection of British Columbia art in a Patkau Architects building. Why visit: Canada's finest collection of BC art, from First Nations masks to Emily Carr.
The 2010 Winter Olympics bobsleigh, luge and skeleton track. Why visit: ride it with a pilot in winter; the fastest seats in Whistler.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Whistler Blackcomb's season opening: North America's biggest ski area starts turning. Fly into Vancouver and helicopter in, or land at Pemberton 40km north.
Fly to this event →Around 90 films plus the Content Summit's industry dealmaking, in Whistler Village. Early season: ski in the morning, screenings at night; the screen-industry crowd flies in.
Fly to this event →A week of skiing and parties, January 24-31, running since 1992. Peak snow season, week-long group travel.
Fly to this event →Snow sports, music, and film across Whistler Village each April. Whistler's busiest April weeks: spring skiing plus the festival crowd.
Fly to this event →Airport: Vancouver International (YVR), the main gateway with full FBO services, then a 25-minute helicopter to Whistler.
Alternates: Pemberton Regional (CYPS), 40km north of Whistler; Whistler Heliport for direct resort transfers.
Aircraft fit: Light to long-range jets from North America; ultra-long-range nonstop from Europe and Asia.
Notes: Pemberton has no scheduled services and limited winter operations. Helicopter transfers are weather-dependent; we keep a road-transfer backup.
Visa-exempt nationalities need an eTA to enter Canada by air; US citizens travel on a passport. We check your requirements before you fly.
Yes. Canada requires a rabies vaccination certificate; some breeds face extra rules. We arrange the paperwork and a pet-friendly aircraft.
About 25 minutes by helicopter, versus a 2-hour drive. We coordinate whichever you prefer.
January and February: the deepest base, the coldest smoke-powder days.
June to September: mountain biking, hiking, lake days, and a village at full energy.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the helicopter, and the last mile.