Most Canadian vacations include at least one airline flight, and often more than one flight if you plan to travel within the country's borders during your stay there. Plenty of international flight options are available from well known carriers such as British Airways, KLM, American Airlines, and the like. These and other major carriers serve most of the major cities across Canada from the eastern provinces to the western provinces and those in between as well. You will generally have many good choices to consider for arrival and departure times and locations.
Within Canada itself there are also many options for airline flights. Once you have arrived in Canada there are plenty of domestic and regional airlines to choose from for travelling within the country itself. AirCanada and Westjet are two great examples of Canadian airlines offering a full range of connecting flights to most medium and large size cities. If you want to venture out to some of the smaller towns or more remote regions of Canada there are airlines such as Air St Pierre, Bearskin Airlines, Firstair, and Porter Airlines that offer many great departure and arrival choices.
Policies and security requirements will vary between international flights and domestic flights, so it is important to familiarize yourself with these ahead of time. Everything from check in time to luggage policies to security screening and more are all details you should know about and plan for in advance.
