Cheap flights from Poznan to Toronto

April is the cheapest month on this route, and the price calendar on this page shows what each month costs. Summer and the run-up to Christmas are the busy stretches, when seats to Canada fill early and fares climb. Late autumn and winter are quieter, but the weather at both ends is grey and cold. Flying out midweek and coming back midweek usually costs less than a weekend departure. For summer travel, book a few months ahead; for April you can often leave it later and still find a sensible fare.

No low-cost carrier flies Poznan to Toronto, so the airlines here are network carriers and their regional arms. LOT Polish Airlines runs the Warsaw connection, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and KLM Cityhopper cover the Amsterdam route, Lufthansa Cityline and Swiss handle the connections through Germany and Switzerland, Air France flies via Paris, Scandinavian Airlines via Copenhagen and Air Baltic via Riga. United Airlines appears on the transatlantic legs. On a single ticket your bag is normally checked through to Toronto; on separate tickets you collect it and check in again, and Helvetic Airways and the regional operators can apply tighter baggage rules than the long-haul carrier.

Toronto has two airports and they are very different arrivals. Billy Bishop City A/P sits on the island by the downtown waterfront, minutes from the business district, and handles mostly short-haul traffic. Pearson International is the large one, well west of the centre, and it is where the transatlantic flights land. From Pearson you get downtown by train or bus, or by taxi and rideshare; from Billy Bishop there is a short crossing to the mainland and a shuttle into the city. Check which airport your ticket names before you plan ground transport, because the two are far apart and moving between them eats a lot of time.

Currency

CAD ($)

Power sockets

Type A, B · 120 V

Language

English, French

Emergency number

911

Driving side

right

Calling code

+1

Internet domain

.ca

Population of Toronto

2.8 M (2021)

Time zone

UTC-04 (America/Montreal)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check that your ticket leaves from Lawica, the only airport in Poznan, and not from a feeder airport in another city.
• Confirm whether your bags are checked through to Toronto or whether you collect them at the connecting hub.
• If your itinerary is two separate tickets, leave a generous gap at the hub, because a missed connection is yours to pay for.
• Make sure you hold the right travel authorisation for Canada and that your passport is valid well beyond your return date.
• Compare the April fare against the summer months on the price calendar before you commit.
• Decide whether you want Pearson International or Billy Bishop City A/P, since ground transport into Toronto differs a lot between them.