Canada Jetlines first flight to operate between Toronto Pearson International Airport to Winnipeg on 15th August 2022

Canada Jetlines has announced its inaugural flight out of Toronto Pearson International Airport to Winnipeg is scheduled for August 15, 2022.

“The entire team at Canada Jetlines is excited to offer passengers a convenient route from Toronto to the beautiful city of Winnipeg starting on our inaugural day of August 15th,” stated Eddy Doyle, CEO of Canada Jetlines. “We are thankful to the regional community and airport for their welcoming support. We greatly look forward to our first flight to Winnipeg and intend to offer more travel options to the residents of Manitoba soon.”

Debuting a brand new slogan of “Winnipeg: Made from what’s real,” Winnipeg offers a vibrant metropolitan experience, boasting a diverse, multi-cultural scene, including more than 100 residing cultures and nationalities. With the bustling and corporate-driven Exchange District in downtown, Winnipeg also makes for an affordable and convenient option for business travel.

“We’re thrilled to have Canada Jetlines as our newest airline partner at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport and are excited to be part of its inaugural flight,” said Nick Hays, President, and CEO of Winnipeg Airports Authority. “There’s a strong demand for travel right now, as indicated by the increasing numbers of passengers we’ve welcomed at YWG over the past few months. We look forward to working with Canada Jetlines to provide more options for our community and help stimulate the local tourism industry’s economic recovery.”

The carrier will be offering launch special fares available for a limited time for flights out of its travel hub at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to domestic destinations Moncton, NB (YQM) and Winnipeg, MB (YWG). 

-Top Things To Do

Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq    

In the heart of downtown, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is a modernist gem designed by Canadian architect, Gustavo da Roza. The institution displays nearly 24,000 masterworks, including an exclusive collection of Manitoban and Canadian art.

Assiniboine Park Zoo

The zoo features rare animals, like red pandas and snow leopards, along with over 200 other species.

Royal Canadian Mint 

One of Winnipeg’s most beautiful buildings, its reflective exterior is a sight to behold at sundown, glowing under the prairie sky. On the inside, you’ll find guided tours where visitors can hold a gold bar and witness coins being produced for over 70 different countries. 

The Manitoba Museum 

Explore a collection of natural and human history exhibits, among many other artefacts. The planetarium offers a number of daily shows including:  11:30 am:  Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival, 12:45 pm: Legends of the Northern Sky, 2:00 pm: Manitoba Skies, 3:15 pm: Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival, 4:15 pm: Legends of the Northern Sky.

The Forks 

Set at the crossroads of the Assiniboine and Red Rivers, this historic area is where you will find the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, along with the Forks Market, an indoor market with speciality shops and vendors.

FortWhyte Alive Outdoor Adventure Center 

Enjoy fishing, canoeing, hiking, cycling, and more without departing city limits. 

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights

A spectacular, family-friendly museum, featuring galleries and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, highlighting the understanding of human rights in Canada and the world. 

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