Read ahead to know the international airports in Canada, airlines operating flights to Canada or get answers to questions you may have.
Airlines operating flights to Canada from the USA
Air Canada (AC): The flagship carrier with 256 fleet size is the largest airline in Canada. The airline operates flights to Vancouver, and Montreal from New York JFK. From Orlando, the airline operates flights to Canada’s Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, St. John’s, Vancouver, Quebec, Ottawa, Halifax, and Winnipeg. From Atlanta, the airlines fly to Winnipeg, Edmonton, Halifax, Quebec, Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto. From LAX, Canada Airlines operates flights to Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Quebec, Ottawa, Halifax, Edmonton, and Victoria. Use the booking engine to find flight departures from other USA cities. The airline has its hubs in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. So, if you are flying from the USA to any other city with the airline, it may have a connection at any of the hubs. Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First class services are available with the carrier.
Westjet (WS): The airline with 181 aircraft is the second-largest carrier in Canada. It operates flights to Canada. The airline hubs are Calgary, Vancouver, and Toronto. Westjet has flight services from New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to Canada. Up to the hub airport, it is easy to find nonstop flights from the USA. Beyond that, a connecting flight could be helpful.
Porter Airlines (PD): The airline stands as the 3rd largest airline in Canada with 65 aircraft. The airline has its hub in Toronto City (YTZ). Porter Airlines has flights to Canada from Arizona (Phoenix), California (Los Angeles, Palm Springs, San Diego, San Francisco), District of Columbia/Virginia (Washington DC), Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach), Illinois (Chicago), Massachusetts (Boston), Nevada (Las Vegas) and New Jersey (Newark).
Air Transat (TS): The airline has its hub in Montreal and deploys 37 aircraft. The airline mainly serves passengers to fly between USA and Canada during winter. Most of the flights are under code-share agreement with Air Canada and Westjet.
Alaska (AS): Alaska Airlines, a major US-based carrier with a fleet-size of 319, has a robust flight network from the USA to Canada. Flights to Canada are available from all its hubs, including Anchorage, Los Angeles, Portland (OR), San Francisco, and Seattle/Tacoma.
American (AA): The flagship carrier of the USA offers a good network of flights to Canada from all major USA cities. Direct flights are available to Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver from its hubs (Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, New York–JFK, New York–LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Phoenix–Sky Harbor, and Washington–National).
Avianca (AV): The flag carrier of Colombia with a fleet-size of 125 offers cheap flights to Canada from key cities in the USA. It has frequent flights from Miami.
Flights to Canada: FAQs
Q. What airlines fly nonstop from New York to Calgary in Canada?
A. Westjet offers nonstop flights from JFK New York to Calgary YYC in Canada.
Q. What airlines offer direct flights from Orlando to Montreal in Canada?
A. Air Transat, Air Canada, and Porter Airlines have direct flights from Orlando to Montreal in Canada.
Q. What airlines offer direct flights from Boston to Ottawa in Canada?
A. Air Transat, and Porter Airlines offer direct flights form Boston to Ottawa in Canada.
Q. What airlines offer direct flights from JFK New York to Toronto YYZ in Canada?
A. Flair, American, United, Air Canada, Delta, and Westjet offer direct flight to Toronto from JFK New York.
Q. What airlines offer direct flights from JFK New York to Vancouver YVR in Canada?
A. Jetblue operates direct flights to Vancouver from JFK New York.
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