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Air Transat Adds Lyon & Barcelona as Destinations from Quebec City

by Bruce Parkinson  October 28, 2026
Air Transat Adds Lyon & Barcelona as Destinations from Quebec City

Along with Marseille, Air Transat will fly to four other European destinations from Quebec City in summer 2027.

Air Transat is expanding its service from Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport with two new exclusive non-stop European destinations for summer 2027: Lyon and Barcelona. 

The Barcelona route represents the first non-stop route between Québec City and Spain. 

In another development Air Transat will offer year-round service between Québec City and Puerto Plata, giving travellers access to Transat vacation packages to this Caribbean destination in every season.

New Air Transat service from Québec City for Summer 2027:

RouteOperating periodDayFrequency
Québec City (YQB)–Lyon (LYS), FranceJune 8 to October 26, 2027TuesdayOnce weekly
Québec City (YQB)–Barcelona (BCN), SpainJune 14 to October 25, 2027MondayOnce weekly
Québec City (YQB)–Puerto Plata (POP), Dominican RepublicYear-roundMonday in summerOnce weekly in summer

“Lyon and Barcelona mark a new milestone for Air Transat in Québec City,” said Sebastian Ponce, Chief Revenue Officer. 

“These additions will bring our non-stop European destinations from Québec City to five for summer 2027, alongside Paris, Marseille and Nantes. With Puerto Plata now available year-round, we are also strengthening our schedule from Québec City with a more diverse offering, both to Europe and to sun destinations.”

“Our community has long been asking for service to Barcelona and Lyon, and we are absolutely delighted to see these routes become a reality,” said Stéphane Poirier, President and CEO of Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport. 

“With this unprecedented range of non-stop flights, YQB will be better connected to Europe than ever before, marking an important milestone for our airport.” 

  
  
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