Direct Flights from Downtown Toronto to Mont-Tremblant Are Back

It’s now more convenient to hit the pristine powder of Mont-Tremblant this winter.

Porter Airlines is once again offering its seasonal non-stop flights from downtown Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) to Mont-Tremblant International Airport (YTM). The flight takes an average of just one hour and five minutes, and is complete with complimentary snacks and drinks.

Set within Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains, the picture-perfect Mont-Tremblant is famous for its skiing (and its apres-ski scene), winter sports, hiking, and cycling. The popular ski town offers world-class wintertime amenities, with more than 100 ski trails in the region and a European-style pedestrian village with lodging, restaurants, and boutiques.

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Right now, Porter has a promotion whereby customers who book return flights from Toronto on a Sunday or Monday, to arrive back on Thursday or Friday, receive free lift tickets.

The schedule includes up to four weekly flights, with connections from various Porter locations also available. The flights resumed on December 16, and run until March 27, 2023. Currently, one-way flights start at $171 CAD.

Porter adjusts some of its flight destinations seasonally, with flights added during peak-season to popular vacation spots.

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Direct Flights from Downtown Toronto to Mont-Tremblant Are Back

It’s now more convenient to hit the pristine powder of Mont-Tremblant, thanks to the return of direct flights from Billy Bishop Airport.

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