Wonderful service, very friendly drivers, knowledgable dispatchers, can sometimes have longer wait…read moretimes but that is to be expexted, they have definitely helped my family in a tight place when running behind. Thabk you Cheam Taxi, I will always use your service.

Prior to booking with Cheam Taxi. I researched the cost to travel from Promontory Heights to…read moreAbbotsford Airport (48km). The operator at Cheam (and Chilliwack Taxi) told me that the cost would be about $80 to $90. I booked a cab with Cheam for 4am. The driver arrived 10 min early which is great! The drive to the airport was smooth (no traffic) except for the fact that he didn't exit on 87 for Clearbrook Road. He instead continued driving much further up towards the Sandman Hotel to exit on Fraser Hwy. The total cost was over $100! Sadly, I can help but think he took the longer route intentionally to get more money from the extra kilometres. I won't be using Cheam Taxi again and the only reason I'm giving them 2 stars is for the friendly operator and the driver arriving 10 min early. FYI: Most people now a day have GPS on their smartphone. Please be honest with your customers because we can see what you're doing.

Quaint little airport! Super easy to get through TSA. Plenty of seating while you wait for your…read moreflight. They have on site car rentals. Nice airport for those that prefer smaller planes and easier flights. Small gates with plenty of seats.

First time flying into this airport. Very clean and not very crowded at the time I arrived. Staff…read morewere very friendly, courteous and helpful. Seating was comfortable while waiting. Some eateries but was not open the time I arrived hopefully next time. Parking right in front. Arrival/departure pick up is a breeze. Would definitely use this airport more often in the future.

So tiny it's perfect!!…read more So tinyyy, I went up and asked the TSA if they were open! So tiny, they go: take off your coat if you're comfortable. Keep the boots on if you want! Omg so tiny, it's like flying private! You even had to walk to the plane. Like private! Except it's not. I flew from here to avoid the TSA shut down and long waits.. totally worth it. No coffee or nothing! One bar inside that sells can beer and tiny wine bottles. Parking was right outside! $56 for a week! In the ice and snow, I'm not even gonna complain. So tiny it's perfect. Minus being bored to death, it takes all the stress out of going to an airport!!!

Airport is fast and efficient but definitely lacks decent quality food options…read more Delayed flights leave no options for food if you need to eat. Both inside and outside security restaurants are owned by the same operator. Food is often overcooked due to reheating and food choices are VERY limited. Order Skip the Dishes to the airport or starve!! Food is better on the plane and that says alot!!!

I didn't know they had one, so I was very surprised to see this. Cool thing they have there. I only…read moresee one plane though. I think this is very cool.

We booked the taxi online. for 6:15, we walked out to the cab at 6:16 and we were berated by the…read moredriver - who at first refused to drive us! His behaviour was ridiculous. Never using them again.

They got the pickup and destination mixed up, cabi called from the destination to find out were I…read morewas he told me he would try and dispatch another cab. Called the dispatcher after another 30 minute wait was told she forgot to call me that they wouldn't pick up in Aldergrove and I would need to call a different number (that's not what the website says). Nice to know these companies are doing so well customers mean nothing to them. Don't bother, I'm not, going to use Uber from now on.

The Blaine municipal airport has been closed for many years. It used to be a nice little airport…read morefor private small planes and many people were sad when they decided to close about 8 or 10 years ago. Now a street has been developed through it and it's just a partial vacant Runway sitting there.

This is a popular place located in the Vancouver suburbs for automobile manufacturers to set up…read moretest drive events. The events I have attended before were sponsored by Volkswagen, BMW, Mini, and now Mazda. Most car manufacturers like to use this airport for their new model introduction & promote through emails & media to all the potential customers. To name a few, such as the VW Tiquan, BMW 1 series, Mini Countryman & Cooper and Mazda CX-3... Basically the promoter hired a group of professional drivers/trainers mostly from Ontario or Alberta to set up the course & agenda, put a few other models from their rival competitors in the same category for a side by side comparison, e.g. the Tiquan would compare with CR-V, RAV4; CX-3 is comparing with Subaru Crosstrek, Nissan Juke.... And the whole idea is to promote and emphasize how good is the new model's handling and performance will be... Normally after the drive & compare you are required to do a short survey and some little freebies were given out. I like cars so much that I really enjoy these events to try out different makes & models. However, I believe there is always a little bias on what the host claimed. Reason is no one would spend that kind of money on advertising and say they are not the best!