Cheap flights from Athens International to Toronto

Flight Information

Flights from Athens International to Toronto have one- and two-stop layover options, with no nonstop routes available. The best one-stop layover options are: British Airways connecting in London, Turkish Air connecting in Istanbul, and Air Canada operated by Aegean Airlines connecting in Frankfurt.

These three airlines offer the shortest flights to Toronto from Athens International, with total travel times averaging 15 hours and routes completed in the same day. Other airlines have longer travel times and require overnight stays at connecting cities when flying from Athens International to Toronto. 

Terminal Information for Athens International Airport

Athens International has two terminals. These include the Main Terminal, where most major airlines fly out of, including the ones listed above, and a Satellite Terminal for chartered flights. The best option for travelling from the city to Athens International Airport on public transportation is by the Metro on Metro Line 3, which travels between the city and airport every 30 minutes, seven days a week, from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. The trip takes about 40 minutes.

International travellers should arrive three hours before departure time. Those arriving early for a flight should stop by The Olive Tree for a bite to eat or visit the many retail shops. For those travelling with young children, there is a children's play area on the second floor of the Main Terminal. This terminal also has ATMs, currency exchange, and opportunities for shopping, and it offers free Wi-Fi for the first 45 minutes before requiring a login to access additional time. Fifteen minutes of Wi-Fi is available at kiosks as well.

Terminal Information for Toronto Pearson International Airport

Athens International to Toronto flights arrive at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Air Canada and Turkish Air land at Terminal 1, while British Airways lands at Terminal 3. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in the airport upon landing. Terminal Link offers convenient transportation between terminals 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There are also car rentals, shuttle buses, and taxis available to passengers after they collect their luggage. Alternatively, The UP Express train found in Terminal 1 takes only 25 minutes to get to Toronto and offers free Wi-Fi, charging stations, and plenty of room for suitcases.

What You Need to Know

Greek nationals will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to land in Toronto, which costs CA$7 and lets them travel to Canada as often as they want for up to six months at a time. Meanwhile, Canadian citizens only need a valid passport to travel to Greece. 

What to Expect in Toronto

Keep in mind that Toronto is six hours behind Athens and has a cooler climate. As far as sightseeing goes, there are plenty of things to do in the city. The CN Tower at 553 metres is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. There are four observation decks that each offer breathtaking views of the city. The Ontario Science Centre located about 13 km northeast of Toronto offers fun for children and adults. Since the Toronto Transit Commission's public transportation system is quite extensive, most travellers choose not to rent cars if staying in and near the city.