One of Canada’s most recognizable airlines is officially pulling back on its cross-border travel, and it might make your next trip south a little more complicated.
Air Transat has announced that it will be suspending all scheduled flights to the United States starting this spring. The Montreal-based carrier is transitioning away from the U.S. market to focus on its long-haul and sun-destination routes.
The suspension will be a gradual wind-down, with the final flights out of Canada expected to wrap up by mid-June 2026. While Air Transat currently serves a total of 67 destinations, its U.S. footprint had recently narrowed to just two major hubs in Florida: Orlando and Fort Lauderdale.
The airline noted that the decision is part of a strategic move to optimize its fleet, shifting resources toward markets where it sees the highest demand, such as its expanding service to Europe and the Caribbean. This news follows similar recent cuts from WestJet, as many Canadian airlines navigate a changing landscape for transborder travel.
If you already have a trip booked, don’t panic just yet. Air Transat’s partnership with Porter Airlines through a joint venture and codeshare agreement means you may still be able to reach your American destination through their combined network. However, for those who prefer the Air Transat experience for their Florida sun, the window to fly is closing fast.
You can check your specific flight status and find more information regarding future travel credits or rebookings directly on the Air Transat website.