Air Transat to Launch Toronto–Berlin Route in 2025

Air Transat has announced a new exclusive non-stop route between Toronto (YYZ) and Berlin (BER) beginning in 2025. The airline says the service will operate seasonally from June 19 to October 24, 2025, with two weekly flights.

Air Transat to Launch Toronto-Berlin Route in 2025

Air Transat has announced it’s adding Berlin to its range of transatlantic destinations. Beginning next spring the airline will fly between Toronto (YYZ) and the German capital twice weekly until October 24, 2025.

Air Transat to connect Toronto and Berlin

The news follows Air Transat’s recent announcement of another new route between Montreal (YUL) and Valencia (VLC) beginning summer 2025.

The Toronto-Berlin route will operate twice-weekly between June 19-October 24, 2025 with the following flight times:

• TS418 Toronto (YYZ) to Berlin (BER), departing 9:05pm and arriving 10:55am the next day
• TS419 Berlin (BER) to Toronto (YYZ), departing 12:25pm and arriving 3:20pm

Air Transat Club Class

The route will be serviced by Air Transat’s Airbus A321LR, one of the most fuel-efficient aircraft in its class, equipped with ergonomic cabins and an advanced inflight entertainment system.

The aircraft features a two-class configuration with 12 recliner seats in club class and 187 standard seats in economy.

Chief Revenue Officer for Air Transat, Sebastian Ponce says by strengthening its connectivity with Porter Airlines and its connections from Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Halifax, Air Transat is making it simpler for Canadians to discover Berlin and its rich cultural heritage. Ponce adds:

“This new route aligns with our revenue diversification strategy by targeting an important yet underserved market. It also leverages our A321LR aircraft, enabling us to offer a high-quality inflight experience, as well as our joint venture with Porter, which connects the German capital to several major Canadian cities.”

Interim Chief Commercial Officer and Executive Director of Customer Experience and Airline Relations at Toronto Pearson Airport, Kurush Minocher welcomes the new direct flight from Air Transat.

Minocher says Berlin is the third-largest unserved market from Toronto Pearson to Europe with more than 100,000 passengers flying indirect each year and, adding the new route will provide passengers a more seamless travel experience.

Conclusion

Air Transat has announced it will connect Toronto and Berlin beginning next spring with twice weekly flights between June 19-October 24, 2025.

The airline also recently added a Montreal-Valencia route set to begin summer 2025. With both announcements, Air Transat brings its total number of non-stop routes between Canada and Europe or North Africa to 36.