Flair Airlines launches $26 seasonal flights from Canada to Orlando
Flair Airlines has announced new seasonal flights from three Canadian cities to Orlando. The routes will begin in December 2024 and run until April 2025. Passengers can now book tickets starting at just $26 each way. The budget airline will operate flights from Toronto Pearson (YYZ) to Orlando (MCO) 11 times a week. Two weekly flights will also depart from London (YXU), while St. John (YSJ) will have one weekly service. These new connections add to Flair’s existing Kitchener-Waterloo (YKF) to Orlando route, which launched in October.
Fares start at $26 for a one-way trip, but the cheapest tickets only include a small personal item (up to 15 pounds). Additional fees apply for carry-on or checked luggage, as well as for seat selection. The airline keeps prices low by passing these extra costs directly to travellers.
All flights are available for booking on the airline’s website, flyflair.com. Flair Airlines, headquartered in Edmonton (YEG), currently serves over 30 destinations across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. The new seasonal routes expand Flair’s network to Orlando, offering more options for Canadian travellers. With multiple weekly flights from different cities, the airline aims to provide affordable access to a popular winter destination. Passengers can expect low base fares but should budget for additional charges on baggage and seating.
