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Air Transat Adds Flights to Lima from Two Canadian Hubs

by Daniel McCarthy  August 12, 2023
Air Transat Adds Flights to Lima from Two Canadian Hubs

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Air Transat on Friday announced the addition of a few new flights, and the return of an old one, for flyers out of Montreal and Toronto.

The first is new service to Lima, Peru, which will operate twice weekly from Toronto and once weekly from Montreal. Both will be seasonal service—Toronto will start on Dec. 20 and run through April 24; Montreal will start on Dec. 22 and run through April 26.

The second is the return of service from Montreal to Cozumel, which will start on Dec. 15 and run through April 26. Air Transat will fly that service once weekly.

All of the flights will be operated on Air Transat’s Airbus A321LR.

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