The interior design of the International Terminal was inspired by British Columbia's great outdoors and the art of the Northwest Coast that depicts British Columbia's native wildlife, mountains, rivers, forests, and aboriginal heritage. Travellers from around the world will form a first and lasting impression of B.C.

	The Spirit of Haida Gwaii, The Jade Canoe By Bill Reid, Cast Bronze, 1994 19'10" long by 12'9" high by 11'5" wide (6.05m by 3.89m by 3.48m)
	Great Wave Wall By Lutz Haufschild, Cut Glass, 1996 131' wide by 33' long (40m by 10m)
	The Spindle Whorl Susan A. Point, Carved Red Cedar, 1996 16' in diameter (4.9m)
	Coast Salish Welcome Figures Susan A. Point, Carved Red Cedar, 1995 and 1996 17' high (6m)
	Musqueam Weavings By Debra Sparrow, Robyn Sparrow, Krista Point, Gina Grant and Helen Calbreath, Hand-dyed Spun Sheep's Wool, 1995-96 5' wide by 16' high (1.5m by 5m)
	Totem Poles Earl Muldoe and Walter Harris, Old Growth Red Cedar, 1960s (On loan from the Vancouver Museum)
	The Balshine Canadian Inuit Art Collection, Various Artists and Mediums (On loan to Vancouver International Airport Authority)