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Toronto International Airport (Pearson) is
a world-class facility where Air Canada and Air Canada Jazz
services are operated from a state-of-the-art single terminal
building.
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Convenient: |
- Single terminal facilities where over 355 daily departures
are operated by both Air Canada and Air Canada Jazz.
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Fast & Efficient: |
- Travellers between points in the USA and Europe, Israel
and Asia, can complete US Customs & Immigration formalities
in Toronto, saving time on arrival at their final destination
in the USA, where their arrival is treated as a domestic flight.
- Effortless Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) service
for customers connecting via Toronto Pearson.
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World Class: |
- “Best Global Airport 2006 – Institute of
Transport Management” and the “Gateway to Air Canada’s
world”.
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Departing/Arriving at Toronto’s Pearson Int’l
Airport
- Check-in at Terminal 1 for all flights to Canada, US,
and International destinations.
- All Air Canada flights are gated at Terminal 1, with
the exception of some Air Canada Jazz commuter flights to the
USA, which are gated at the East Satellite Terminal.
- Super Elite and Star Alliance Gold members
For Super Elite and Star Alliance Gold members commencing travel
in Toronto and utilizing private transportation to Toronto Pearson
Terminal 1, drop-off on the departure level curb is recommended
at:
- Travelling within Canada:
Passenger Drop: Posts 3 to 5
Check-in: Aisle A – Positions 1 and 2
- Travelling Transborder (USA):
Passenger Drop: Posts 15 to 17
Check-in: Aisle H – Positions 1 and 2
- Travelling to an International Destination:
Passenger Drop: Posts 28 to 37
Check-in: Aisle K – Positions 1 to 5
Special needs customers commencing travel in Toronto and utilizing
private transportation to Toronto Pearson Terminal 1, drop-off
on the departure level curb is recommended at:
- Travelling within Canada:
Passenger Drop: Posts 8 or 9
Check-in: Aisle C – Positions 1 and 2
- Travelling Transborder (USA):
Passenger Drop: Posts 18 or 21
Check-in: Aisle H – Positions 13 and 14
- Travelling to an International Destination:
Passenger Drop: Posts 30 or 37
- Note: Drop point is on the inside curb and can only be
used if a wheelchair sticker is displayed on the window of the
car or used by cabs/limos & bus companies with sign above
door shows Assistance/Aide & wheelchair symbol.
Connecting through Toronto’s Pearson Int’l Airport
The following links open in smaller windows with maps you can
choose to consult online, or to print for later use during your
travels.
Travel documents
Please note that, in addition to the normal travel documents
required to get into Canada, additional documents may be required,
depending on your country of origin, even if they are used solely
to land in Canada and re-board a connecting flight. Researching
and acquiring these documents is the responsibility of the passenger.
Terminal Information & Maps
For passengers arriving at Terminal 1, or connecting through
Terminal 1 to another terminal, the following videos illustrate
how you will travel through the building, including information
on clearing customs, baggage requirements, and inter-terminal
shuttles.
Choose a video selection below for the flight on which you are
arriving.
- Domestic (Canadian) arrivals, either terminating in
Toronto, or connecting to either Trans-Border & International
flights [3 minutes, 24 seconds, .wmv file]
- Arrivals from the United States, either terminating
in Toronto, or connecting to Trans-Border & International
flights [3 minutes, 14 seconds, .wmv file]
- Arrivals from International flights, either terminating
in Toronto, or connecting to Trans-Border & International
flights [3 minutes, 45 seconds, .wmv file]
View the terminal directory maps to see where shops, restaurants,
and other services are offered throughout the airport.
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