Air Transat says it is relaunching a significant number of its routes for the busy summer travel season including destinations in Europe and the United States.
The Montreal-based airline says it will gradually restart flights to a total of 25 European destinations, including the six it currently serves, starting in April.
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Air Transat says that at the height of the season it will operate more than 250 direct flights weekly on 69 direct routes.
The increase follows an easing of pandemic-related travel restrictions.
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Joseph Adamo, Transat’s chief sales and marketing officer, says the outlook for the summer season is favourable as the company looks to respond to significant pent-up demand.
Adamo says the surge in demand has also allowed the company to increase capacity on certain key routes between now and the end of the winter season.
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