MONTREAL — It will be a jam-packed winter season for Air Transat, which has just unveiled its winter 2024-2025 flight offerings from Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes.

At the peak of the season, Air Transat’s overall schedule will include nearly 300 nonstop flights per week from seven Canadian cities, including Toronto, Ottawa, London, Montreal, Quebec City, Halifax and Moncton.

“For the 2024-2025 winter season, we are favouring growth focused on our flagship destinations,” said Sebastian Ponce, Chief Revenue Officer of Transat. “Leveraging our partnership with Porter Airlines and our annual routes to Europe, we are able to take advantage of their expansion into the domestic market to reach a wider audience.”

ONTARIO

From Toronto, the airline is increasing flight frequencies to key markets such as Cancun and Punta Cana, while adding capacity on high-potential routes such as San Jose. Air Transat also maintains its routes to other popular destinations in the Caribbean and Mexico, and will once again offer flights to its most popular sun destinations from Ottawa and London.

As for transatlantic connections, Air Transat maintains its commitment to Europe by offering nonstop flights from Toronto to six key destinations. The route to London-Gatwick will benefit from an additional frequency, offering a daily service and strengthening the connection with the United Kingdom. Other European routes include flights to cities such as Lisbon, Porto, Faro, Glasgow and Manchester.

QUEBEC

At the peak of the winter 2024-2025 season, more than 170 nonstop flights per week will be offered from Montreal and Quebec City to more than 30 destinations covering the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America, Florida, Europe and North Africa.

From Montreal, the airline is increasing flight frequencies to key markets such as Cancun and Punta Cana, while adding capacity on high-potential routes such as Fort-de-France, Saint Martin and Lima.

From Quebec City, Air Transat is increasing its flight frequencies to Holguin and offering a total of nine sun destinations.

As for transatlantic connections, Air Transat will serve a total of seven transatlantic destinations nonstop from Montreal. From Montreal, routes to Lisbon and Malaga will see an increase in frequencies, plus, routes to Marseille and Lyon will benefit from improved capacity, thanks to the use of larger aircraft to meet growing demand. The annualization of the Montreal-Marrakech service will also allow for continuous exploration of Morocco throughout the year.

On the Quebec City side, an additional frequency will be added to Paris, offering three direct flights per week.

For Florida lovers, flights from Montreal to Fort Lauderdale and Orlando will benefit from one and two additional frequencies per week, respectively. These two destinations will continue to be accessible from Quebec City, with four flights per week to Fort Lauderdale and two flights per week to Orlando. These strategic adjustments make it easier to access Florida for all types of vacations, including cruises, thanks in part to optimized flight schedules.

THE MARITIMES

At the height of the winter 2024-2025 season, Air Transat will offer nonstop flights from Halifax and Moncton to 10 destinations in the Caribbean, Mexico and Florida.

From Halifax, the airline is adding an additional frequency to Puerto Plata. Other destinations such as Cancun, Cayo Coco, Holguín, Montego Bay, Punta Cana, Santa Clara and Varadero remain accessible.

From Moncton, Air Transat flies to popular destinations including Cancun, Punta Cana and Varadero.

Air Transat is also optimizing its routes to Florida, with an additional frequency from Halifax to Fort Lauderdale. Flights to Orlando from Halifax and Moncton remain.