Air Canada Restores Nonstop Service Between Toronto and Monterrey
The new route strengthens Monterrey’s position as a key northern hub and boosts business, tourism, and investment ties with Canada.
The Monterrey International Airport has regained nonstop connectivity with Canada following the launch of Air Canada’s direct flight from Toronto, which resumed operations on June 14. The route currently operates three times per week and will increase to four weekly flights during peak travel seasons.
According to airport operator OMA (Grupo Aeroportuario Centro Norte), the connection reinforces Monterrey’s role as a strategic hub in northern Mexico and responds to growing travel demand across business, tourism, and investment sectors. “The return of this route with regular service reflects the economic momentum of Nuevo León and our shared vision with Air Canada to strategically link Monterrey to the world’s key business and investment centers,” said Abelardo Muñoz, Director of Aviation Development at OMA. “It creates a direct bridge to new opportunities for the Monterrey and Mexican industry.”
The flights are operated with Airbus A220-300 aircraft configured for 137 passengers, including 12 in business class. The schedule includes departures from Toronto on Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, with return flights from Monterrey on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Beyond facilitating direct travel between the two cities, the route also enables onward connections from Toronto to Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.
Air Canada emphasized that the service is part of its broader international connectivity strategy and aims to enhance Nuevo León’s global competitiveness, supporting the movement of business travelers, tourists, and students along the Mexico-Canada corridor.
Air Canada in Mexico
Monterrey is now Air Canada’s fourth destination in Mexico, joining Cancún, Mexico City, and Puerto Vallarta. July flight frequencies are as follows:
- Toronto – Cancún: 15 weekly flights
- Vancouver – Cancún: 2 weekly flights
- Montreal – Cancún: 7 weekly flights
- Toronto – Mexico City: 14 weekly flights
- Vancouver – Mexico City: 7 weekly flights
- Montreal – Mexico City: 7 weekly flights
- Toronto – Monterrey: 3 weekly flights
- Vancouver – Puerto Vallarta: 1 weekly flight
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