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This is a list of airlines of Canada which have one or more of the following; an Air Operator Certificate issued by Transport Canada, an ICAO airline designator, Canadian domestic designator, call sign, or aircraft registered with Transport Canada. Please see lists of airlines by provinces or territories for sorted lists.
- Air Canada
- WestJet
- Swoop
- Air Transat
- Sunwing
- Lynx
- Flair
- Porter
- Jetlines
- Smaller Regional Canadian Airlines
Air Canada, the nation’s flag carrier, is the biggest airline in Canada with the most destinations served. The actual Air Canada brand flies to a massive list of cities, and of course with its position in the Star Alliance, the ability to connect with 1-stop to almost any corner of the planet. Air Canada’s base is out of Montreal and is more popula...
WestJet is Canada’s 2ndbiggest airline with its base in Calgary, making it a very popular option for Western Canucks. They've grown tremendously in the past 15 years and have added many new routes with no signs of slowing down. Pros 1. WestJet gets a better overall customer review score, outranking Air Canada 2. WestJet does have some code sharing ...
Swoop is the largest new kid on the block when it comes to Canadian airlines, and probably the largest example of success when it comes to an ultra-low-cost airline in the country. The tickets can be extremely cheap, think as low as $79 for international flights down to Mexico or the U.S., but know they charge for absolutely everything past that. I...
Air Transat is Canada's largest vacation and charter airline based out of Quebec. In 2021, Air Canada canceled their acquisition deal of the airline. The flights are mostly targeted at snowbirds going to the states and vacationers heading to Mexico, the Caribbean, and even some impressive European routes. Pros 1. Great deals to both popular routes,...
Sunwing, like Air Transat, is the other major discount charter airline in Canada, offering cheap flights and vacation packages to sunny destinations. In March 2022, WestJet announced its deal to acquire Sunwing. Pros 1. Sunwing operates out of almost every Canadian airport, even smaller ones like Regina SK, offering more vacation for Canadians who ...
Lynx, a very new ULCC kid on the block, has launched in 2022 with some great routes to start. They are currently serving 10 cities across Canada, with fares as low as $49 on their 737 planes.
Flair Airlines has been around for about 15 years, but recently went under a re-brand as they launched more routes, really trying to stick out in the Canadian market. They are not owned by any of the big guys… yet.. so they like to lead with the message they are independent. They have some seriously low fares, like Calgary to Victoria for $29 for e...
Porter Airlines is located at Billy Bishop airport, Toronto's smaller (cooler!) airport on the island. The airline only flies the smaller Bombardier Q400 ‘Dash' planes, but offers some decent Eastern routes, both within Canada and the States.
Jetlines is so new to Canada that at the time of writing this article (July 2022) they still don't have their routes published. Jetlines will have its headquarters just outside of Toronto. They plan to start operations late summer / early fall 2022 and plan to fly within Canada and to the U.S., Mexico, and the Caribbean.
In addition to all the above airlines, there are still more Canadian airlines to mention, especially for smaller regional routes. All of the below carriers offer important connections throughout the provinces and territories. Click on the carrier to see their current flight route map. 1. Central Mountain Air(mostly BC) 2. Air North(Mostly BC and AB...
May 11, 2024 · #1. Air Canada. 33,516 flights. #2. WestJet. 12,601 flights. #3. Porter Airlines. 7,066 flights. #4. United Airlines. 4,245 flights. #5. American Airlines. 3,053 flights. #6. Delta Air Lines. 2,844 flights. #7. Flair Airlines. 2,629 flights. #8. Air Transat. 2,005 flights. #9. Pacific Coastal Airlines. 1,657 flights. #10. PAL Aerospace.
May 12, 2024 · Canada is a federated country in North America, made up of ten provinces and three territories. It is bordered by the North Atlantic Ocean on the east, North Pacific Ocean on the west, the Arctic Ocean on the north, and the south by the conterminous US.
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Jan 28, 2019 · Canada’s newest ultra-low-cost carrier has cheap flights from secondary airports in Hamilton (YHM), which is in the Toronto area, and Abbotsford (YXX), which is in the Vancouver area, to a few locations throughout Canada.
Dec 12, 2020 · The carrier serves over 25 communities throughout Quebec and the Atlantic Canada provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. In the beginning, PAL flew light aircraft like the Piper Navajo and the Britten-Norman Islander.
This is a list of airlines of Alberta which have an air operator's certificate issued by Transport Canada, the country's civil aviation authority. These are airlines that are based in Alberta.
