The airport is at 1250 Knight Road, Comox, and the quickest ways to reach it from town are a taxi or your own car. BC Transit Route 11 also runs from downtown to Comox Airport if you would rather take the bus.
Driving to Knight Road
Directions published for the airport route drivers through the Canadian Forces Base Comox area, along Military Row and a traffic circle that exits onto Knight Road, with the airport on the left. From within Comox, a navigation app set to the airport address is the easiest guide. Check DriveBC in winter weather. The airport lists parking rates and car rentals on its own site, so look there before travel day.
Taxi from Comox
A cab suits an early flight, a group or heavy bags. Book ahead for first flights of the day, and confirm the pickup address when you do. Get a ballpark figure with the taxi fare estimator, or compare against rideshare using the Uber estimate calculator. Local companies are on the Comox taxi page.
Route 11 by bus
Route 11 is listed as Airport via Little River and Downtown. It calls at North Island College, Comox Airport and the BC Ferries terminal at Little River, and it does not run on Sundays. That makes it a poor fit for a Sunday departure. Pull up the BC Transit Comox Valley schedule, find the trip that reaches the airport well before check in, and note the last return of the day if you are coming back.
Before the flight
The airport publishes ground transportation details on its website, and you can phone the terminal at 250 890 0829 for questions. Check your airline’s recommended arrival time, then work backwards to pick the bus or pickup time.