Flair Airlines is expanding its domestic network this spring, adding new and returning routes that make travelling across Canada easier and more affordable.

The airline will connect Toronto (YYZ) with St. John’s (YYT) and Moncton (YQM), and Vancouver (YVR) with Montreal (YUL), giving Canadians more direct options for coast-to-coast travel.

The tentative schedule and starting one-way fares are as follows:

• Vancouver (YVR) – Montreal (YUL): Starting April 15, 2026, 7x weekly, operating daily, $124 (YVR–YUL) and $139 (YUL–YVR)
• Toronto (YYZ) – St. John’s (YYT): Starting May 1, 2026, 3x weekly, operating Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $114 (YYZ–YYT) and $134 (YYT–YYZ)
• Toronto (YYZ) – Moncton (YQM): Starting May 15, 2026, 3x weekly, operating Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $129 (YYZ–YQM) and $124 (YQM–YYZ)

Providing coast-to-coast access has long been central to the airline’s mission, and its ongoing Flair FWD program is focused on improving the overall travel experience – from booking to boarding. It introduces a range of practical enhancements aimed at making air travel more straightforward and enjoyable, including streamlined processes, clearer communication and comfort-focused options without unnecessary complexity.

One of the key updates under Flair FWD is Flair Express, a new service designed to reduce travel stress around baggage sizing. Passengers who purchase Flair Express won’t need to size their carry-ons or personal items before boarding. As long as the bag fits in the overhead bin and the personal item fits under the seat, they’re ready to travel with no extra checks or gate delays.

For more details, go to flyflair.com.

Source: Travelweek