Cheap flights from Prince George to Toronto

Cheap Flights from Prince George to Toronto

The Toronto area has three airports but flights from Prince George only fly into Toronto-Pearson International. Once at the airport you'll be about 30 kilometres from downtown Toronto. Find the best routes and fares into the Toronto area using the Skyscanner search tools. Conveniently book your airport transfers, rental car and hotel room at the same time.

Best time to Book a flight to Toronto

Airfares from Prince George to Toronto tend to be less expensive on Wednesday or Thursday. Flights are available daily, but the lower priced tickets sell quickly. Fares on both carriers tend to increase during the busy summer season, usually from early June through Labour Day. Use Skyscanner's price search and be flexible about your travel dates to get the best deal possible.

Airlines That Fly from Prince George to Toronto

Both Air Canada and West Jet offer air service from Prince George Airport (YXS) to Toronto-Pearson International (YYZ). Airfare prices and routes are similar. Air Canada usually connects with Air Canada Express and West Jet to West Jet Encore. No non-stop flights are offered, but the most direct routes make one stop in Vancouver (YVR) or Edmonton (YEG). Be careful when booking because some routes have two or more stops, often with no reduction in price. Prince George has one terminal with a café, lounge and an ATM in the departure area near the West Jet counter. Shuttle and bus service is available from downtown Prince George and rental car counters are on site.

What to Expect When Arriving in Toronto

Domestic Canadian flights usually arrive at the "D" Gates in Terminal 1. The Terminal Link Train connects the two terminals and also takes you to the parking facilities and the onsite Sheraton Gateway Hotel. Catch the UP Express train or public bus service to downtown Toronto. Head to baggage claim if you'd rather rent a car. Taxis and various shuttle services are found outside baggage claim.

Airport Facilities

All passengers may use the Plaza Premium Lounge near the security screening location on level 3 at Terminal 1. Toronto-Pearson International has art exhibits throughout the airport, some of them permanent. Local artists are sometimes featured in the changing exhibition sections. Cafes, specialty shops, restaurants and boutiques are found in Terminal 1, both inside and outside the security screening area. Pearson has nearly 40 ATMs, so it's easy to find one. Free Wi-Fi is also available throughout the facility.

What to See and Do in Toronto

The first stop for many in Toronto is the Royal Ontario Museum. Learn about Canada's human history and about the country's prehistoric past. The dinosaur fossil exhibits are world renowned. Daredevils might want to try the EdgeWalk Experience, a thrill walk near the top of the 553-metre CN Tower. Walk around the outside of the building on a glass walkway, tethered of course. Head for the St. Lawrence Market South, located on Front Street, to pick up local produce, meats and homemade craft work. For even more shopping, visit Eaton Centre, a multilevel urban mall that's become a Toronto landmark.