Best price found | C$ 31 |
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Fastest flight time | 4h 46m |
Direct flights | Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun |
Airports in Vancouver | 2 airports |
May
The cheapest time of year to fly to Vancouver from Toronto is May. The most expensive is December.
Juneyao Airlines
Air Transat, Flair Airlines, and Juneyao Airlines are the most popular carriers operating from Toronto to Vancouver
Toronto Pearson Intl - Vancouver Intl
Fly from Toronto Pearson Intl to Vancouver Intl for the best Toronto - Vancouver flight prices
59 days before
The cheapest time to buy a flight from Toronto to Vancouver is approximately 59 days to departure
When travelling from Toronto to Vancouver, the most popular airport to fly into is Vancouver Intl Airport. The majority of travellers flying into Vancouver Intl Airport from Toronto are departing from Toronto Pearson Intl Airport. You may be looking for an airport near Toronto Pearson Intl Airport to depart from when travelling to Vancouver and luckily, there are options! You can try Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo Airport which is located in Toronto, Toronto Hamilton Airport which is located in Toronto, or Toronto Island Airport which is located in Toronto. You may be looking for an airport near Vancouver Intl Airport to land at when travelling from Toronto and Vancouver Intl Airport, located in Vancouver is a great option. The cheapest route from Toronto to Vancouver is YKF — YVR with an average price of C$ 86 RT during the month of May.
To ease the stress of booking flights, some of our airline partners flying from Toronto to Vancouver are responding to the global pandemic. The following airlines may have a flexible cancellation policy to help accommodate travellers: Flair Airlines, Swoop, and Air Canada.
Toronto and Vancouver are 3356.2 km apart from one another. Typically, this will take 5h 00m by plane in normal conditions.
Because there is more than one airport in both the Toronto and Vancouver areas the number of choices you have for nonstop flights to Vancouver from Toronto is rather large. Most of the nonstop flights you will find on this route offer service between Toronto Pearson International (YYZ) and Vancouver International (YVR). There are also nonstop flights that travel between Toronto Pearson International and Abbotsford (YXX) which is only a short drive from downtown Vancouver. Another nonstop flight option operates to Vancouver International from Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo (YKF) which is not far from downtown Toronto, and finally, you can fly nonstop to Abbotsford from Toronto Hamilton (YHM) which is a rather short drive from downtown Toronto.
Some of the airlines that offer nonstop service between these two cities include Flair Airlines, Swoop Airlines, Air Transat, WestJet, and Air Canada. The flights on Air Canada, WestJet, and Air Transat all operate between Toronto Pearson International Airport and Vancouver International Airport. The flights on Swoop Airlines and Flair Airlines offer departures and arrivals from these same airports as well as airports such as Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo, Toronto Hamilton, and Abbotsford.
You will generally find the cheapest flights between these two cities are some of the nonstop flights, especially those offered by Flair Airlines and Swoop Airlines. There are however some rather inexpensive one-stop flights that you can get between these two cities such as the one-stop flight offered on Flair Airlines that operates between Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo and Vancouver International with a layover at Winnipeg (YWG). This flight will add about four hours to your travel time compared to the nonstop flights. If you would prefer to travel between Toronto Pearson International Airport and Vancouver International Airport you can make a one-stop flight with the first leg on Swoop Airlines and the second leg on Flair Airlines with a layover at Edmonton (YEG). This particular trip will add about six hours to your travel time over the nonstop flights.
Because both Toronto and Vancouver are cities in Canada, citizens of Canada will not need a passport nor a visa to travel between the two cities. With that said, Canadian citizens will still need to provide one piece of photo identification issued by a territorial, provincial, or federal government of Canada. This identification must have your full name and your date of birth. It is also important to remember that when flying on Canadian airlines between Canadian cities you generally can only take one carry-on bag on the plane with you plus one personal item such as a briefcase, purse, or laptop bag.
Finding the right flight to Vancouver from Toronto is quick and easy when you have a range of options in front of you, from reputable agents and recognizable airlines. Options that can then be filtered down to find the best fit. That is what momondo does. We make finding flights to Vancouver quick and easy, saving you time and money.
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