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All direct flights to Toronto International from the UK & Ireland

Flights from	Airport code	Airline Name	Route to	Route from	Tooltip
Dublin	DUB	Air Canada	flights from Dublin to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from Dublin
Glasgow International	GLA	Air Transat	flights from Glasgow International to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from Glasgow International
London Gatwick	LGW	Air Transat	Flights from London Gatwick to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from London Gatwick
London Heathrow	LHR	Air Canada	flights from London Heathrow to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from London Heathrow
London Heathrow	LHR	BA (British Airways)	flights from London Heathrow to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from London Heathrow	Book directly with BA for the cheapest flight on the internet.
Manchester	MAN	Air Transat	flights from Manchester to Toronto International	Flights to Toronto International from Manchester

Flight Summary

Toronto is Canada 's most important transport hub, and has regular inbound scheduled flights from London and Manchester , although Air Canada have recently announced they are closing their seasonal flights from Glasgow to Toronto .

Destination Summary

Canada's biggest city is often compared to New York. Its got the skyscrapers and a hugely diverse population, but it also has the added appeal of friendly and well mannered locals.

Quick Facts

Airport Code: YYZ
Alternative Name: International | Pearson
Miles From City Centre: 18

James Says

This may well be due to the increasing competition for budget flights to Toronto, which are now available from an increasing range of UK regional airports, courtesy of the airlines such as Zoom and Air Transat.

Your Comments (3)

Peter McCahill

18 January 2012 at 16:30 | #

As a film buff, I love the fact that Toronto is featured in so many Holywood Blockbusters as a stand in for New York etc.

As someone who just loves great cities, Toronto has everything New York does, without the ridiculously fast pace and the whole stuck-up superiority that makes New Yorkers think they are better than everyone else.

The other good thing about Toronto is that there are so many flights there from outside London - I usually go from Manchester, but flights from Birmingham can work out just as convenient.

I think a lot of people fly in, pick up a rental car and drive out - by all means explore the lovely scenery around Ontario and beyond, but don't forget to spend a few days in one of North America's great cosmopolitan cities!

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- James Avery
  
  18 January 2012 at 16:32 | #
  
  Peter, I completely agree with you - Toronto has lots to offer, and so have Ottawa, and Montreal also (although you can get the attitude there too).
  
  And yes, lots of flights to Toronto available from all parts of the UK.
  
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LarneLass

29 January 2012 at 02:33 | #

I had hoped that we'd see some new long haul routes from Belfast with the tax reduction, but that doesn't seem to have happened.

Living in Larne, I'm almost tempted to pop across to Glasgow and get a flight to Toronto from there - I don't really fancy the trek down to Dublin (add an hour just to get to Europa Bus Station to start the journey south!) Also, I've been to New York before, and don't really fancy going that way - I've heard that taking connecting flights with Continental isn't really a good option anyway.

Any other suggestions?

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