Air Transat has announced a significant expansion of its winter 2026-2027 flight program from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL). The airline is set to introduce three new direct routes to popular sun-drenched destinations: Oranjestad, Aruba (AUA); Bridgetown, Barbados (BGI); and San José del Cabo, Mexico (SJD).
The move is part of the airline’s broader strategy to
diversify its network as it prepares for the upcoming peak travel season.
Flights to these new destinations are scheduled to commence on Dec. 10, with
bookings now open to the public.
"Demand for sun destinations remains strong, and these
three new routes from Montreal allow us to meet that demand by expanding our
offering," said Sebastian Ponce, chief revenue officer at Transat.
"By adding Aruba, Barbados, and Los Cabos, we are continuing to execute a
strategy focused on diversifying and optimizing our network in the South, for
the benefit of our clients."
"ADM Aéroports de Montréal is pleased with these new
routes served by Air Transat, which will allow travelers to discover vibrant
tourist destinations rich in culture," said Karl Brochu, vice president of
Airport Operations and Air Services Development at ADM. "We are very happy
to support our partner Air Transat in expanding its service, offering these new
sun destinations that meet the needs of various traveler segments. An airport
that offers a diverse and accessible range of services is an airport that creates
value for its entire community."
The introduction of these routes marks another phase of Air
Transat's winter planning. The company confirmed that the full rollout of its
complete winter 2026-2027 flight program will continue in the coming weeks.
Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Montreal, Air Transat
is a key player in the Canadian aviation industry. The airline maintains major
hubs at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) and Toronto Pearson
International Airport (YYZ), providing connectivity between Canada and numerous
international destinations.
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