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Fly Private to Toronto and Montreal, Plus 191 New Airports

Map of the Flyte network, showing hundreds of airports along the East Coast plus Toronto and Montreal

The Flyte network just got a lot bigger. We've opened 191 new airports up and down the East Coast, and for the first time, you can fly with Flyte to Canada. Toronto and Montreal are now on the map, with the same firm pricing and fast booking you already know.

Flyte now serves nearly 500 airports across the United States, the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, and Canada. And we're just getting started: our goal is nationwide coverage, so you can book a Flyte from the airport closest to you, wherever you are in the country.

Hello, Canada

Toronto Pearson International (YYZ) and Montréal-Trudeau International (YUL) are now part of the Flyte network. At both airports you arrive and depart through Skyservice's private terminal, not the main concourse.

A weekend in Montreal from Boston or a meeting in Toronto from New York becomes a private flight on a Cirrus Vision Jet, on your schedule, booked in minutes.

Crossing the border, made simple

  • Passports at check-in. We collect each passenger's travel documents during check-in, so you're ready for customs on both sides of the border.

  • Visitors from other countries. Travelers who aren't US or Canadian citizens may need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visa to enter Canada, depending on their passport. Check-in flags this for each passenger and links straight to the official Government of Canada application.

  • Traveling with pets. Check-in also asks for your pet's travel documents, so your dog clears the border as easily as you do.

  • Book a day ahead. Flights to Canada need to be booked at least one day before departure.

  • Coming home. Return flights land at US airports with customs on site, during customs hours.

191 new airports on the East Coast

We've also opened every public airport within 200 miles of the Atlantic coast that fits the Vision Jet: a paved runway at least 4,000 feet long and 75 feet wide, with jet fuel on the field. That stretches from Eastport, Maine, all the way to the Florida Keys.

More airports means landing closer to where you're actually going. Small regional fields sit alongside the major hubs, so the airport nearest your lake house, your client, or your tee time is often now an option.

This is just the beginning

The East Coast and Canada are the first steps toward full national coverage. We're working region by region to open every airport that fits the Vision Jet, with more of the country coming online in the months ahead. Wherever you're headed next, we want Flyte to be able to take you there.

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Search any of the new airports, including Toronto and Montreal, and see a firm price in seconds. Book a Flyte.