1986Founded
3Aircraft types
3Base airports
TS · TSCIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Air Transat is a Canadian airline founded in 1986, headquartered with major hubs in Vancouver, Montréal, and Toronto. Known for leisure and holiday travel across North America and beyond, operating a modern fleet of Airbus widebody and narrowbody aircraft.

Fleet

Air Transat (IATA: TS, ICAO: TSC) is Canada's leading leisure airline, established in 1986. Based in Canada, the carrier operates an extensive network connecting North American and international destinations with a focus on vacation travel, charter flights, and seasonal routes that appeal to leisure travellers seeking affordable holiday options.

The airline maintains three major hubs: Vancouver International Airport, Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, and Toronto Pearson International Airport. This strategic network positioning allows Air Transat to serve markets across Canada and beyond, with strong connections to Caribbean, Mexico, and European destinations-regions popular with North American holiday travellers.

Air Transat's fleet comprises modern Airbus aircraft: the A321neo and A321 for medium-range routes, and the A330 for long-haul leisure flights. This composition balances fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and operational flexibility, enabling the airline to serve both short-haul leisure routes and intercontinental holiday destinations effectively. The modern fleet reflects the airline's commitment to reliable service and environmental responsibility.