Toronto Pearson International Airport achieved a significant milestone in 2024, adding eight new airlines—more than any other large North American airport. This expansion reinforces Pearson’s status as the region’s best-connected airport for international travel, with 54 airlines now serving over 180 global destinations.
“Toronto Pearson’s expanding network brings increased connectivity and economic benefits to Canada,” said Deborah Flint, CEO of Toronto Pearson.
Recognised as North America’s top large airport for six of the past seven years, Pearson continues to drive innovation, connectivity, and choice for travelers.
This post was published on 8 January 2025 18:52
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