The places connected to Toronto on the most scheduled services, busiest first.
Aside from the non-stop routes above, reaching Toronto from these popular places requires a connection:
Distance matters when booking with points and miles: several loyalty programs price award flights in distance bands. Each list below adds the non-stop routes to Toronto not already shown in a shorter great-circle distance band.
Toronto has nonstop connections with 7 airports in United States: Boston (BOS), New York (LGA), Newark (EWR), Chicago (ORD), Dulles (IAD), Nashville (BNA), and Chicago (MDW). These routes are served by Air Canada (Star Alliance), Air Transat, Porter Airlines, and United Airlines (Star Alliance).
The other 16 routes are scheduled across the whole window the feed publishes.
How many of these places each program's airlines fly to Toronto from. Reach, not award availability — that is a live fare question this schedule feed cannot answer.
The airport's official name is Billy Bishop Toronto City Centre Airport. On Roame and most flight schedules, you will find it under the code YTZ.
The IATA airport code for Billy Bishop Toronto City Centre Airport is YTZ. Enter YTZ in Flightmap whenever you want to use this exact airport.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Centre Airport serves Toronto, Canada. Flightmap uses the airport's exact coordinates, so nearby airports and route distances stay tied to YTZ, not just the broader city.
Open the map with Anywhere as your starting point and YTZ as the destination. Each result keeps the route pointed toward Toronto, and you can narrow it by airline, alliance, aircraft, mileage program, and nonstop service.
Yes. Flightmap separates nonstop routes from destinations that need a connection, and the Nonstop only control lets you focus on direct service to YTZ.
Yes. When Roame has observed award availability for a route to YTZ, signed-in members can see the lowest points price by cabin and the related carrier fees, then continue to the full award search.