Air Transat Unveils Five New Nonstop Routes Between Canada and Europe for Summer 2027. Canadian leisure carrier Air Transat has unveiled its flight schedule for the summer 2027 travel season, featuring five brand-new nonstop routes connecting Canada with Europe, as well as the transition of two Caribbean vacation routes into year-round operations. The network expansion broadens intercontinental departure options from Montréal (YUL), Toronto (YYZ), and Québec City (YQB), establishing fresh direct air links to Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Portugal.
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Originating from Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, the carrier will inaugurate scheduled services to Geneva (GVA), Switzerland, operating twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays from June 19 through October 23, 2027. In addition, a direct link will launch to Faro (FAO) in Portugal‘s Algarve region, offering a weekly Monday departure between June 14 and October 25. Faro will become the third Portuguese gateway served nonstop from Montréal, joining established routes to Lisbon and Porto.
At Toronto Pearson International Airport, the airline will introduce direct service to Birmingham (BHX) in the United Kingdom, operating twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays from June 22 to October 22, 2027. Birmingham joins London and Manchester within the carrier’s British route footprint. Concurrently, Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport will gain two major European services: a weekly Tuesday flight to Lyon (LYS) from June 8 to October 26, and a weekly Monday flight to Barcelona (BCN) from June 14 to October 25. With these services, Québec City will feature five nonstop European destinations during peak summer, alongside Paris, Marseille, and Nantes.
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Sebastian Ponce, Chief Revenue Officer at Transat, highlighted that the summer 2027 network aims to diversify transatlantic destination choices and deliver added scheduling flexibility. Beyond Europe, the airline will extend two popular Caribbean routes into year-round operation with weekly summer departures: Québec City to Puerto Plata (POP) in the Dominican Republic, and Montréal to Sint Maarten (SXM). The airline’s ongoing domestic codeshare and interline partnership with Porter Airlines will feed connecting regional passengers across Canada directly into these transatlantic departure banks.
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