Award winning Canadian airline, Air Transat, has announced that it will begin non-stop service between Toronto, Canada and Georgetown Guyana in December.

In a statement from the airline, it explained that the new service will operate twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from December 16, 2025, to April 24, 2026.

According to the airline’s Chief Revenue Officer, Sebastian Ponce, “with this new route, we are expanding our presence in South America while optimizing the use of our aircraft”.

He said the addition of the new route meets a strong demand from the Guyanese diaspora in Canada, while also tapping into a growing market and a leisure clientele curious to discover new destinations.

The flights, launched in consultation with the Guyanese and Canadian authorities and subject to regulatory approvals, will be available for booking within the next few days, the airline said.

Air Transat intends to operate the new route with the A321LR, which is an aircraft renowned for its efficiency.

“Featuring ergonomic cabins and an advanced inflight entertainment system, the A321LR offers passengers a comfortable and pleasant flight experience. It is also equipped with Club Class seats, so passengers can enjoy a premium experience as they travel to their destination”, the statement said.

Details of Air Transat’s full winter 2025-2026 program will be announced soon.

Air Transat was founded in Montreal, Canada 37 years ago, and is known as a leading travel brand which was voted 2024 World’s Best Leisure Airline by passengers at the Skytrax World Airline Awards.

The airline currently offers access to international destinations, mainly in Europe, the Caribbean, the east coast of the United States, South America and North Africa.

Currently, only Caribbean Airlines offers daily direct service between Georgetown and Toronto with non-stop service three times per week.

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