Pearson Airport Is Getting Some Cheap Flights To NYC & Las Vegas For Under $100
They're getting some cheap flights to Nashville, too! ✈️
Planning a vacation abroad can get pretty pricy. But, Toronto Pearson Airport is about to get some new affordable flights to the U.S. that won't break the bank — and just in time for a summer vacay, too!
The "ultra-low-cost" airline, Swoop, announced it's adding more non-stop flights to the States, as well as extending its seasonal services to sunnier destinations like Palm Springs, San Diego, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Orlando.
And, the best part? The cost for a one-way ticket to any of the locations will come out to $99.
As of May 20, Swoop will be flying out of Pearson Airport three times a week down to Las Vegas, which is just in time for a May 24 weekend getaway.
Shortly after on May 26, there will be flights heading straight on down to Nashville four times a week out of Pearson. Then, starting May 30, fliers can visit the "Windy City" (a.k.a. Chicago).
On June 20, Toronto Pearson Airport will get five weekly flights going right into NYC's JFK airport. Those looking to travel to beachier spots for their vacation can look forward to more flights heading down to Orlando's Sanford International Airport and to St.Pete-Clearwater International Airport in the Tampa Bay area.
Hamilton's airport will also be getting a cheap flight down to Las Vegas starting up on June 23, and more flights will be heading down to Florida, too.
This new expansion shortly follows the airline's announcement that it'll be flying out to more spots on Canada's East Coast, where Pearson travellers can fly out to cities like Charlottetown and Saint John for under $60.
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