Air Transat is set to enhance its winter travel offerings with an exciting new non-stop route between Toronto-Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Georgetown, the capital of Guyana (GEO). This new service will take to the skies utilizing an Airbus A321LR aircraft, operating twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, starting from December 16, 2025, until April 24, 2026.
Expanding Presence in South America
According to Sebastian Ponce, Transat’s Chief Revenue Officer, this new route reflects the airline’s commitment to expanding its reach within South America while optimizing aircraft usage. “With this new route, we are expanding our presence in South America while optimizing the use of our aircraft,” Ponce stated. He further emphasized that the service caters to the strong demand from the Guyanese diaspora in Canada, while also appealing to leisure travelers eager to explore new destinations.
Meet Demand from the Guyanese Community
The introduction of this route comes in response to a growing demand from the Guyanese community in Canada, facilitating easier access for family visits and cultural ties. This makes it a valuable choice for those looking to connect with loved ones back home.
Discovering New Destinations
Additionally, the service aims to attract leisure travelers who are curious to explore the vibrant culture and natural beauty of Guyana. Known for its lush rainforests, stunning waterfalls, and rich biodiversity, Guyana offers a unique travel experience that is increasingly being recognized by international tourists.
Full Winter Schedule Coming Soon
Travelers can expect further details about the complete winter 2025-2026 itinerary from Air Transat to be announced shortly. This is expected to include more routes and enhancements aimed at maximizing travelers’ choices during the upcoming winter season.
For more information about Air Transat’s new route to Georgetown and other travel offerings, you can visit their official website Air Transat.
The addition of the Toronto to Georgetown service reflects a broader trend in the airline industry, which is focused on reconnecting communities and promoting travel among the diaspora populations. As airlines adapt to changing travel demands, such innovative routes are likely to become increasingly common.
