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Air Transat Unveils Exclusive Direct Flight Connecting Toronto and Berlin

by Sarah Milner  December 18, 2024
Air Transat Unveils Exclusive Direct Flight Connecting Toronto and Berlin

Transat is in a legal spat with a major shareholder.

Canadian airline Air Transat has announced a new non-stop route from Toronto to Berlin.

Launching this summer, the twice-weekly transatlantic flight will be available from June 19, 2025 until Oct. 24, 2025. 

The Montreal-based airline will operate the route with the Airbus A321LR, which features two cabin categories: Economy and Club.

This summer, Air Transat will fly non-stop to 36 destinations in Europe and North Africa – with connections available via Porter from Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Halifax.

Air Transat also recently announced a new Valencia flight for the summer 2025 schedule. 

“This new route aligns with our revenue diversification strategy by targeting an important yet underserved market. It also leverages our A321LR aircraft, enabling us to offer a high-quality inflight experience, as well as our joint venture with Porter, which connects the German capital to several major Canadian cities,” said Sebastian Ponce, chief revenue officer of Transat. 

  
  
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