Cheap flights from Port Au Prince to Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Flying out of Port Au Prince

Toussaint Louverture International Airport is located in Tabarre, Port-au-Prince in Haiti. Airlines that fly from Port Au Prince to Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau are Air Canada, American Airlines, Delta and airline combinations. Flying time is about four hours and fifteen minutes.

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Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
The airport is located 12 miles outside of Montreal and makes it easy for arriving passengers to find their way around by way of ceiling signage and helpful staff.

The airport has a range of free services such as Wi-Fi, luggage trolleys, lost and found, plane watching, a prayer room, ATMs, a smoking area and wheelchairs for the disabled.

For your convenience, there are a number of restaurants of international cuisine, bars and cafés as well as numerous shops carrying anything and everything.

Transportation to downtown Montreal includes the 747 Express bus, running 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the Greyhound, Orleans Express, or the Aero shuttle. There’s also the VIA Rail Canada train. Outside the arrivals hall taxis and limousines are lined up. Should you prefer your own transportation, this is easy to arrange through Skyscanner’s car rental.

Tips for Traveling to Montreal

Arriving passengers will need a valid passport showing a photo with the person’s entire face, the person’s name, gender and date of birth.

Coming from Port Au Prince to Montreal during winter might be a bit of a shock. Montreal winters are harsh with lots of snow and ice. Summers on the other hand are nice and warm.

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Attractions in Montreal

Montreal is filled with all kinds of things to keep tourists entertained.
A popular destination is the Notre-Dame Basilica for its stained-glass windows, the historical St. Joseph's Oratory for its breathtaking views, along with Mount Royal and Old Montreal for its history.

Other than these, Montreal sports a multitude of beautiful sights and landmarks, interesting museums, and parks where you can walk for hours. If you want to see as much as possible but don’t fancy walking, you can join any of the 73 tours that will take you around the city with a knowledgeable guide.

Montreal has a fascinating history and has been entertaining its visitors for years. Old world charm blends in nicely with modern day buildings to create an atmosphere unlike any other city.