General information
Toronto Pearson Airport is Canada’s largest and busiest airport, home to national flag carrier Air Canada. The airport is also widely used by Air Transat, Porter Airlines and low-cost carrier WestJet. Toronto Pearson Airport is named after former Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1957. The airport consists of two terminals (T1 and T3) and five runways. Toronto has a second airport used for regionals flight called Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.
Where is Toronto Pearson Airport situated?
Toronto Pearson Airport is located in the province of Ontario, west of the city centre. A large part of the airport is located in Mississauga. The cities of Brampton and Hamilton are located relatively close, the same goes for the world famous Niagara Falls. The airport is easily accessible by car via the surrounding highways.
How many terminals does Toronto Pearson Airport have?
The airport has two terminals, known as Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Terminal 2 doesn’t exist anymore. T1 is used by Air Canada and Star Alliance partners. T3 handles all flights of members of the SkyTeam and Oneworld alliances, as well as Air Transat and WestJet. The free train Terminal Link connects terminals T1 and T3. The APM automated people mover runs every 4 to 8 minutes between Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and Viscount Station, the location of several parking facilities and Alt Hotel Toronto Airport. Toronto Pearson Airport Terminal 1 is one of the largest airport terminals in the world.
Which airlines fly from and to Toronto Pearson Airport?
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Air Canada -
Air Transat -
WestJet -
American Airlines - Porter Airlines






