Air Transat is resuming service in the French provinces, with the return of direct flights to Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes and Toulouse.
Travelers will thus be able to take advantage of a non-stop service between Montreal and the French provinces, starting in May. In addition, the air carrier announces that it is also restoring connections to Paris from Quebec and Toronto.
“This expanded program to the French provinces comes, of course, in addition to the regular service to Paris; the daily service currently offered from Montreal will be intensified from May to reach up to 14 flights per week,” the company said in a press release.
By stepping up its Montreal-Paris flights, Air Transat will offer 43 weekly flights to France at the height of the summer season.
“The bond between Canada and France is invaluable, and as part of our accelerating global recovery, we look forward to meeting the significant latent demand. We know that travellers, whether on vacation or reuniting with loved ones, particularly appreciate the ease of getting to their final destination non-stop, especially on board our next-generation aircraft,” said the CEO. Air Transat sales and marketing, Joseph Adamo.
