Cheap flights to Montreal
Montreal welcomes aircraft at two primary aviation hubs: Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and Saint-Hubert Airport. The city is connected by regular service to numerous destinations worldwide, including 15 of the largest transportation hubs. The highest number of flights are operated from Toronto (963 flights per week), New York (711 flights), and Chicago (244 flights).
A total of 57 airlines operate flights to this Canadian metropolis, providing travelers with a wide selection of routes and fares. The leading carriers by flight volume are Air Canada, Air Transat, and United Airlines. Below on this page, you will find departure city cards with a convenient search tool for planning your trip, as well as links to current weather and a guide to Montreal.

Ottawa — YMQ

Toronto — Montreal

Quebec City — Montreal

NYC — YMQ

Calgary — Montreal

Halifax — YMQ

Edmonton — Montreal


Atlanta — Montreal

Liberia — YMQ

Fort Lauderdale — YMQ

St. John's — YMQ

Guatemala City — YMQ
When is the best time to book a flight to Montreal?
The price of a flight to Montreal changes depending on how far ahead you book. For the best chance of a lower fare, book around 22 days before departure, when the average ticket costs about $422. Fares also tend to climb as the departure date gets closer.
Flight insights to Montreal
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Montreal — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Montreal come from Toronto, New York City and Chicago. Toronto leads with around 963 flights a week.
- Toronto963 flights/week
- New York City711 flights/week
- Chicago244 flights/week
- Quebec City219 flights/week
- Ottawa198 flights/week
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Montreal depart from United States, Canada and France. United States alone accounts for about 43% of all direct routes.
- United Statesavg $180
- Canadaavg $139
- Franceavg $309
- Mexicoavg $174
- United Kingdomavg $323
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Montreal range from Ottawa at $68 to Chicago at $129 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Torontofrom $82
- New York Cityfrom $104
- Chicagofrom $129
- Quebec Cityfrom $89
- Ottawafrom $68
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Montreal from right now are Ottawa from $68, Toronto from $82 and Quebec City from $89.
- Ottawafrom $68
- Torontofrom $82
- Quebec Cityfrom $89
- New York Cityfrom $104
- Vancouverfrom $105
Popular departure cities to Montreal
Frequently asked questions
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Montreal?
- The highest number of direct flights arrive from Toronto (963 flights weekly) and New York (711 flights). Frequent air service is also maintained with Chicago, Quebec City, and Ottawa.
- How many airlines fly to Montreal?
- 57 airlines operate regular flights to this destination. The leaders in terms of flight volume are Air Canada, Air Transat, and United Airlines, offering an extensive network of connections.
- Which airports serve flights to Montreal?
- The main international hub is Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, located 15 km from the city center. Additionally, some flights are handled by St. Hubert Airport, situated 12 km from the city.
- How many cities offer flights to Montreal?
- The current schedule features flights from 15 key cities that are part of the top route network. This allows travelers to easily reach the city via both domestic Canadian flights and international lines.
- How can I find cheap flights to Montreal?
- It is recommended to track offers from Porter Airlines and WestJet, which often offer competitive fares. To find the best price, use the departure city cards located further down the page.
- When is the best time to buy plane tickets to Montreal?
- Booking tickets several months in advance helps to save significantly, especially on transatlantic flights from cities like Paris. Demand for tickets traditionally increases during holidays and major city festivals.