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Air Transat announces 69 direct routes for summer

Josh McMinn
Last updated: 9 March 2022 13:51
By Josh McMinn
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The Canadian leisure airline Air Transat has announced its summer schedule this week. The carrier will be reintroducing the vast majority of its pre-pandemic destinations and has even added some new routes to its portfolio.

Summary
Return to pre-pandemic levelsExpanded Europe serviceNew US connectionsFlights to Latin AmericaMore Domestic connections

 

Return to pre-pandemic levels

The new roster of routes will begin in April and include flights to 25 European destinations, including the six currently served by the airline. At the height of the summer season, the airline will be operating more than 250 routes a week on 69 direct routes. The airline says that it has seen a surge in demand following the pandemic, allowing them to increase its capacity again.

“The numbers tell us clearly that with the gradual lifting of travel restrictions worldwide, people are more ready than ever to plan their next trip, whether to Europe, the U.S., Canada or to South destinations,”

said Joseph Adamo, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer.

Expanded Europe service

Beginning in April, Air Transat will resume its direct flights from Montreal to 16 European destinations. These include non-stop flights to Athens, Basel-Mulhouse, Barcelona, Brussels, London, Madrid Porto, Rome and Venice, and the French provinces of Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse. From Toronto, passengers will be able to fly to 15 European cities, 10 of which are brand new destinations. Additionally, Air Transat will now be flying to Faro all year round. 

Departure city

Destination

Starting

Montreal

Athens

April 30

Montreal

Amsterdam*

May 5

Montreal

Barcelona

April 13

Montreal

Bordeaux

May 2

Montreal

Brussels

May 2

Montreal

Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg

May 4

Montreal

Lisbon

Year-round

Montreal

London-Gatwick

May 1

Montreal

Lyon

April 25

Montreal

Madrid

April 5

Montreal

Malaga

Year-round

Montreal

Marseille

April 8

Montreal

Nantes

May 2

Montreal

Nice

May 3

Montreal

Paris

Year-round

Montreal

Porto

May 5

Montreal

Rome

April 8

Montreal

Toulouse

May 1

Montreal

Venice

May 5

Quebec City

Paris

April 10

Quebec City

London*

May 11

Toronto

Amsterdam

April 13

Toronto

Athens

May 1

Toronto

Barcelona

May 3

Toronto

Faro

Year-round

Toronto

Glasgow

Year-round

Toronto

Lisbon

Year-round

Toronto

London

Year-round

Toronto

Manchester

Year-round

Toronto

Paris

May 3

Toronto

Porto

Year-round

Toronto

Dublin

April 11

Toronto

Rome

April 16

Toronto

Lamezia

June 8

Toronto

Venice

May 2

Toronto

Zagreb

May 7

 

New US connections

Air Transat will land in California for the first time in its history. Montreal will now have flights to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and, due to Florida’s “unfaltering popularity”, year-round flights to Miami, Orlando, and Fort Lauderdale. Passengers boarding in Quebec and Toronto will also be able to take advantage of increased connections to Florida.

Departure city

Destination

Starting

Montreal

Fort Lauderdale

Year-round

Montreal

Los Angeles*

May 16

Montreal

Miami

Year-round

Montreal

Orlando

Year-round

Montreal

San Francisco*

May 19

Quebec City

Fort Lauderdale

Year-round

Toronto

Fort Lauderdale

Year-round

Toronto

Orlando

Year-round

 

Flights to Latin America

Air Transat will also be offering more flights to Mexico and the Caribbean destinations, served year-round.

Departure city

Destination

Starting

Montreal

Cancun

Year-round

Montreal

Cayo Coco

Year-round

Montreal

Holguin

Year-round

Montreal

Montego Bay

Year-round

Montreal

Port-au-Prince

Year-round

Montreal

Puerto Plata

Year-round

Montreal

Punta Cana

Year-round

Montreal

Samana

Year-round

Montreal

Santa Clara

Year-round

Montreal

Varadero

Year-round

Quebec City

Cancun

Year-round

Quebec City

Punta Cana

Year-round

Toronto

Cancun

Year-round

Toronto

Cayo Coco

Year-round

Toronto

Holguin

Year-round

Toronto

Puerto Plata

Year-round

Toronto

Punta Cana

Year-round

Toronto

Santa Clara

Year-round

Toronto

Varadero

Year-round

More Domestic connections

Interest in domestic flights is still going  strong post-pandemic, which is why Air Transat will be offering an enhanced flight program within Canada too:

Route

Starting

Montreal – Calgary

May 2

Montreal – Québec

April 10

Montreal – Toronto

Year-round

Montreal – Vancouver

May 1

Toronto – Calgary

May 1

Toronto – Vancouver

May 1

 

What do you think of Air Transat’s new routes? Let us know your insights in the comments below!

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