Newark → Vancouver flights

Fares cluster near $213 — occasional dips to $162 are the exception

Key takeaways

• Median fare sits at $213, with the middle 50% of prices packed tightly between $213 and $216
• Lowest fare observed was $162, but that appears to be an outlier rather than the norm
• High end tops out at $229, so even peak-priced fares stay within a narrow band
• 41% spread between low and high looks wide on paper, but it's driven mostly by one cheap outlier against an otherwise consistent price floor
• Only 12 days of data collected — a thin sample, so treat patterns as directional, not definitive

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the EWR → YVR price history page.

The full picture

The data shows a fare environment that's more stable than the headline 41% spread suggests. With a median of $213 and a tight p25–p75 band of just $213–$216, most of the fares we observed were clustered close together — the spread is really being pulled by a single low fare of $162 rather than broad day-to-day volatility. That's a meaningful distinction: travelers shouldn't expect fares to swing wildly, but should be ready to jump if something near $160–$170 appears.

We only have 12 days of snapshots here, which is a thin window for drawing firm conclusions about booking timing. Based on what's available, fares didn't show a clear softening or hardening trend — they held fairly steady near the median, with the $162 low appearing as an isolated dip rather than part of a broader seasonal pattern. Without more snapshots over a longer window, we can't confidently say whether booking further out or closer to departure yields better results on this specific route.

No dominant carrier was identifiable from the data, so we can't speak to airline-specific pricing behavior or whether certain carriers are driving the cheaper fares. The honest takeaway: if you see a fare at or near $213, you're paying a typical price for this route based on our sample. If you spot something closer to $160–$170, that's a genuine outlier worth booking quickly. Just keep in mind that with only 12 days of data, this snapshot is a useful directional guide rather than a definitive pricing model — more observations over a longer period would sharpen these conclusions considerably.

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