The driving distance from Port Frederick Airport to Victoria International Airport is:
1,811 miles / 2 915 km
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Driving distance from POD to YYJ
The total driving distance from POD to YYJ is 1,811 miles or 2 915 kilometers.
Your trip begins at Port Frederick Airport in Port Frederick, Alaska. It ends at Victoria International Airport in Victoria, Canada.
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Port Frederick Airport
IATA: PODCity: Port Frederick
State: Alaska
Country: United States
Category: airports
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Victoria International Airport
IATA: YYJICAO: CYYJ
City: Victoria
Country: Canada
Category: airports
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