Cheap flights from Vancouver to Toronto from C$ 54

One of the benefits of flying to Toronto from Vancouver is that there are multiple airports in both cities that offer service giving you plenty of flight options between the two cities. When departing from Vancouver you can fly out of both Vancouver International Airport (YYZ) as well as Abbotsford (YXX) which is a relatively short drive from downtown Vancouver. Your airport choices in Toronto include Toronto Pearson International (YYZ) and Toronto Island (YTZ) which are both right in Toronto. You can also fly to Toronto Hamilton (YHM) which is a fairly short drive from downtown Toronto or Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo (YKF) which is not far from downtown Toronto.

There are several airlines that offer direct flights between the Vancouver area and the Toronto area. These airlines include Flair Airlines, Swoop Airlines, Air Transat, WestJet, and Air Canada. Air Transat, WestJet, and Air Canada all offer nonstop services between Vancouver International and Toronto Pearson International. Flair Airlines offers nonstop service between Vancouver International and both Toronto Pearson International and Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo. Swoop Airlines offers nonstop flights between Abbotsford and both Toronto Hamilton and Toronto Pearson International.

Because there are so many nonstop flights between these two cities, chances are the most inexpensive way you can travel from Vancouver to Toronto is on the many nonstop flights offered. If however, you are someone that would prefer to break up a long cross country flight with a stop along the way there are some very inexpensive one-stop flights that you can choose from when travelling between these two cities. Flair Airlines offers a one-stop flight from Vancouver International to Toronto Pearson International with a layover at Calgary (YYC). This trip will add about three hours to your travel time compared to nonstop flights. Swoop Airlines offers a one-stop flight from Abbotsford to Toronto Hamilton with a layover at Winnipeg (YWG) and this trip also adds about three hours to your travel time. It is important to note that most of this additional travel time on these one-stop flights is the amount of time you'll spend in the layover city on your trip.

Because both Vancouver and Toronto are Canadian cities, Canadian citizens will not need a passport or a visa to travel between the two cities. That said, Canadian citizens are still required to provide photo identification with their full name and date of birth on the identification issued by a federal, provincial, or territorial government of Canada. Travellers should also remember that when flying domestically between Canadian cities you generally can only bring one carry-on bag and one personal item such as a purse or a briefcase onboard the plane with you.