Air Transat to Fly Between Toronto and Georgetown (Guyana) in Winter
Air Transat announced this Thursday a new non-stop route connecting Toronto Pearson Airport to Georgetown, the capital of Guyana, during the winter season. This strategic move strengthens the airline’s presence in South America and addresses growing demand from both the ethnic market and leisure travelers.
Twice-Weekly Service Starting December 2025
The new service will begin operations on December 16, 2025, and run until April 24, 2026, with two weekly flights on Tuesdays and Fridays.
“With this new route, we are expanding our footprint in South America while optimizing the use of our fleet,” explained Sebastian Ponce, Transat’s Chief Revenue Officer. “This addition responds to strong demand from the Guyanese diaspora in Canada, while also tapping into a growing market of leisure travelers eager to explore new destinations.”
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Coordination with Authorities and Booking Availability
The launch of this route was coordinated with Canadian and Guyanese authorities and remains subject to regulatory approvals. Tickets are expected to go on sale in the coming days, allowing travelers to plan their vacations or family visits in advance.
Airbus A321LR: Comfort, Efficiency, and Enhanced Onboard Experience
The route will be operated using the modern Airbus A321LR, a model highly regarded for its operational efficiency and passenger comfort. The aircraft features:
- Cabins designed for greater in-flight comfort.
- An advanced onboard entertainment system, ideal for medium-haul flights.
- Club Class seats, offering a premium experience for travelers seeking exclusivity.
This aircraft allows Air Transat to balance operational costs with service quality, a key factor for emerging routes like Guyana.
With this initiative, Air Transat not only meets the needs of the Guyanese community in Canada but also aims to attract adventurous travelers eager to discover new destinations in South America.
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