More airline routes added for 2025 at Toronto Pearson Airport in Mississauga, Ontario

With the holiday season over, some may be extending their break by searching for flights to escape the winter chill to a warm destination, while others are already planning trips for the spring and summer.

As airports get busier, you might worry that your dream vacation will book up quickly. Worry not, because Toronto Pearson Airport in Mississauga is adding new and expanded routes this winter and into the summer of 2025, offering more opportunities for travel and adventure.

Here’s what’s taking off:

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Casablanca, Morocco

Royal Air Maroc has joined Toronto Pearson with direct flights to Casablanca, which started Dec. 8, 2024.

The airline operates three flights per week, marking the only direct service between Toronto and Casablanca. This new route enhances connectivity to destinations across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East through Royal Air Maroc’s extensive network.

As Toronto Pearson’s sixth new airline this year, this partnership highlights the growing economic and cultural ties between Canada and Morocco.

Berlin, Germany

Air Transat has announced a direct flight route from Toronto Pearson to Berlin, set to begin on June 19, 2025.

The route will operate twice weekly, on Thursdays and Sundays, and run until October 24, 2025. This exclusive non-stop connection targets an underserved market, offering convenience for the more than 100,000 passengers who fly to Berlin indirectly each year.

Air Transat continues to expand its network, now offering 36 non-stop routes between Canada and Europe or North Africa.

Prague, Czech Republic

Air Canada is reintroducing seasonal service between Toronto Pearson and Prague starting June 6, 2025.

The route will operate three times per week using Boeing 787-8 aircraft, running through late September. This will mark Prague’s return to Air Canada’s network after a five-year hiatus.

—With files from Ryan Rocca