Air Transat has announced that it will offer exclusive direct flights to Lima, Peru, from both Montreal and Toronto this winter.
The airline says the new route “will create a new gateway to South America for fans of gastronomy, history and breathtaking natural sites, in addition to the flights already offered to Colombia.”
"We are proud to add Lima to our portfolio of destinations on three continents," said Michèle Barre, Transat's Chief Revenue Officer.
Transat is heading for Peru. (Photo Credit: Transat)
"This strategic expansion allows us to diversify our long-haul offering by maximizing the use of our A321LR aircraft, and to capitalize on the sustained growth of tourism in South America.”
Toronto–Lima flights will be operated twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from December 20 to April 24; in addition, Montreal–Lima flights will be operated once weekly, on Fridays, from December 22 to April 26.
Barre also noted that Air Transat is consolidating its presence in the Mexican market by restarting operations in Cozumel.
Montreal–Cozumel flights will be operated once weekly, on Fridays, from December 15 to April 26.
Air Transat was recently voted World's Best Leisure Airline for the fifth time at the Skytrax World Airline Awards.
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