Travelers in search of sun destinations will have the opportunity to choose a new non-stop road between Quebec and Fort-de-France on the Air Transat wings from next December.
Air Transat continues to consolidate its position on the French West Indies by adding a flight from Quebec. The airline becomes the first to directly link Jean-Lesage International Airport to Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport. This weekly flight will be operated on Sunday between December 14, 2025 and April 26, 2026.
“The Quebec Region is a priority market for Air Transat, and the opening of this route is a direct response to a strong growth demand,” said Sebastian Ponce, chief executive officer at Transat, in a press release.
“This new non-stop link to Fort-de-France strengthens our position as a first carrier to the south from Quebec,” he adds.
“It allows us not only to expand our presence on Martinique, which we already offered the year at the start of Montreal, but also to increase the productivity of our network and the use of our A321LR devices.”
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“We are delighted with this new non -stop addition between Quebec and Martinique, operated by Air Transat. Packed for travelers and travelers, Fort-de-France becomes the very first destination served in the small West Indies from YQB. This novelty, which will undoubtedly be greeted with enthusiasm, is fully part of our desire to develop the flight offer for the benefit of passenger and passengers from our region and all of Quebec, “underlines Stéphane Poirier, president and chief executive officer of YQB.
Air Transat will use this new road with the A321LR, a device “recognized for its efficiency”. With ergonomic cabins and a modern entertainment system, the A321LR offers passengers “a comfortable and pleasant flight experience”. It also has seats in club class.
