Cheap flights from Kingston Norman Manley to Toronto Pearson International

Flight Information

Air Canada, Carribean Airlines, Fly Jamaica Airways, and WestJet offer direct flights from Kingston Norman Manley to Toronto Pearson International, subject to availability.

Travellers planning on flying from Kingston to Toronto also have a choice between several nondirect ways to get to their destination. Some flights from Kingston to Toronto require layovers in a single airport, while other options require two stops. Layover times vary from between two hours to just over a day, so the choice of routes comes down to how quickly passengers would like to reach Toronto. 

American Airlines flies to Toronto from Kingston via Miami, and this makes for a convenient way to travel between these two cities. Passengers who want to limit their travel to one connecting flight can fly with American on both legs. Two-leg options are also available with a second stopover in Chicago after Miami, and these flights are provided by regional carriers including Envoy Air, Skywest Airlines, and Air Wisconsin as part of a codeshare with American. 

Cayman Airways flies to Grand Cayman and then connects with United Airlines to get to Toronto. Caribbean Airlines also offers a two-leg option for Kingston to Toronto flights. The first stop is in Sint Marten, followed by another flight to Port of Spain, before a final flight to Toronto.

Delta Air Lines offers a one-leg stopover to Toronto via Atlanta in addition to various two-leg routes that stop in Detroit after a flight from Kingston to Atlanta, before final departure to Toronto. 

Terminal Information for Kingston Norman Manley Airport

The cheapest way to travel between downtown Kingston and the airport is by bus; the number 98 bus route goes right to the departures terminal. Taxi vans are also plentiful and provide a more comfortable way to get to the airport. Norman Manley is small compared to other major international airports, and the fact that there is just an arrivals and departures terminal makes it straightforward to navigate. 

Terminal Information for Lester B. Pearson International Airport

Pearson Airport is a large and extremely busy airport with two terminals that handle domestic, transborder, and international flights. The terminal where passengers arrive from Kingston depends on the airline utilized. Once passengers have landed safely, they can make their way to downtown Toronto via airport rail link, a 25-minute ride with the last service at 1 a.m. Airport-licensed taxis can ferry passengers from Pearson to Toronto City, as can a number of public transit bus routes.

What You Need to Know

Lawful permanent residents of the U.S. with a valid green card need only an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter Canada from Jamaica, but regular Jamaican citizens need a visa to visit Canada. People can apply for the via online or on paper.

What to Expect in Toronto

Toronto is one hour ahead of Kingston, so passengers who need to call home after arriving in Toronto need not worry about a significant time difference. The average taxi fare works out to CA$55 from the airport to the city centre, while the UP Express costs just CA$12, so passengers arriving late at night in Toronto need to consider this. 

Toronto's summers are hot and humid, conditions that passengers arriving from Kingston will be accustomed to. Winters are freezing in Toronto, though, so anyone arriving at this time of year should pack warm clothing.