Cheap flights from Portland to Montreal

Booking a trip from Portland, Oregon to Montréal, Québec isn't difficult, but sadly, there aren't any non-stop flights offered. Most travellers opt to fly into a nearby Canadian or American city, such as Toronto or New York, and then continue on to Montréal.

Departing from Portland International Airport (PDX), you can choose one of two Montréal airports as your final destination: Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) or Montréal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU). Montréal used to also be serviced by Mirabel Airport (YMX), but this airport now only offers cargo flights.

Chances are, you'll opt to fly into Montréal's Trudeau International Airport. St-Hubert Airport is home to a single airline, Pascan Aviation, which exclusively provides regional flights. For the best deals on flights, make sure to book through Skyscanner. We provide the Cheapest Month and Price Alerts features to help guarantee the cheapest ticket prices. If you prefer to make bookings with your cellphone or tablet, Skyscanner developed a free travel app for users.

Inside: Portland International Airport

As Oregon's largest airport, Portland International Airport (PDX) serves as a joint facility for commercial and military flights. Despite being only a medium-sized airport, PDX hosts 90% of the state's passenger travel. The airport itself is located 19km away from Portland's downtown core.

For travellers, Portland International Airport is well-equipped to provide top-quality amenities. There's a wide array of restaurants, bars, and cafés, which are perfect for every budget. You'll also find many souvenir shops, fine boutiques, and duty-free stores. Inside the main terminal, PDX also presents rotating art exhibits. There are nine per year, so you'll never know what to expect, although, you can always check the schedule.

Check-In: Portland International Airport

For flights from the USA to Canada, it's recommended that travellers arrive about 2 hours prior to departure. Most major airlines allow passengers to begin the check-in process online, up to 24 hours in advance. Of course, you'll still have to drop-off your baggage and pass through security.

Portland International Airport is a single-terminal airport, which is divided into North and South sections. Check with your airline to see where you'll be leaving from. To board the plane, you'll need to present a valid passport. Additional photo ID may also be requested.

What to Expect Upon Landing in Montréal, Québec

Montréal's local time is 3 hours ahead of Portland, Oregon. Once your plane lands at Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL), you'll disembark into the airport's only terminal, which is divided into a domestic jetty and an international one. The airport is located 20km from Downtown Montréal in the suburb of Dorval, Québec.

To reach Montréal itself, travellers have a few options. You can either rent a car on-site or take a taxi, which can be found outside Arrivals. This drive takes about 30 minutes. If you'd prefer to take public transportation, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) offers four bus routes into downtown. The 747 Montréal-Trudeau/Downtown route runs the most frequently. If you need accommodations in Montréal, let Skyscanner help you find the best hotels at the lowest prices.