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Air Transat to Launch YUL-AGA Summer 2026

by Marsha Mowers  October 30, 2025
Air Transat to Launch YUL-AGA Summer 2026

Air Transat is expanding its summer 2026 program with the launch of a new non-stop route between Montreal (YUL) and Agadir (AGA).

The flight will operate every Friday from June 12 to October 23, 2026 aboard an Airbus A321LR.

“Morocco is more popular than ever, both for its landscapes and rich culture, as well as for the diaspora ties that unite our two regions,” said Sebastian Ponce, Transat’s Chief Revenue Officer. “With this non-stop service to Agadir, we are offering a simple, fast and friendly connection, true to Air Transat’s promise to make travel inspiring and enjoyable every step of the way.”  

Air Transat is also increasing the frequency of several transatlantic routes in its network. The airline says the additions will improve connections with Porter Airlines’ expanding network, further strengthening connectivity via Toronto:         

RouteUpdated frequency*
Toronto (YYZ) – Berlin (BER)3 flights/week (+1)
Toronto (YYZ) – Lima (LIM)3 flights/week (+1)
Toronto (YYZ) – Istanbul (IST)3 flights/week (+1)

* Number of flights shown represents peak-season service and year-over-year variations.           

  
  
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