Terminal 1
Air Canada's main terminal and home to most Star Alliance airlines, with domestic, US and international gates. The UP Express station is here.
También conocido como: Pearson Airport, Toronto Airport, YYZ Airport, Toronto Pearson Airport. Antes Malton Airport.
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Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is the main airport for Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, Canada. It sits in Mississauga, north-west of downtown Toronto, about 22 to 27 km by road depending on where you are going.
Air Canada has its largest hub here, and WestJet, Porter and Air Transat also fly from Pearson, alongside many US, European, Asian, Latin American and Caribbean airlines. Flights reach cities across Canada and the United States, with long-haul routes to Europe, Asia and the Middle East and holiday flights to Mexico and the Caribbean.
The airport has two passenger terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, linked by the free Terminal Link train. Terminal 1 handles Air Canada and most Star Alliance airlines; Terminal 3 handles WestJet and many other carriers. Both have US preclearance, so passengers bound for the United States clear US immigration and customs before boarding.
From the airport, most travelers head into downtown Toronto and the waterfront, to the business districts of Mississauga and North York, or further on to Niagara Falls, Hamilton and cottage country.
Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA)
Terminal 1 and Terminal 3
Air Canada (largest hub)
Available in both terminals
If you arrive from outside Canada, you clear Canadian border services first: many travelers complete their declaration at the primary inspection kiosks or with Advance Declaration in the ArriveCAN app, then speak to a border officer. Visitors from visa-exempt countries need an approved eTA before flying to Canada.
After baggage claim, exit through the customs hall into the arrivals level of your terminal, Terminal 1 or Terminal 3. Check which one your airline uses before anyone comes to meet you; the free Terminal Link train connects the two.
Outside, follow the signs to the ground transportation area: licensed taxis and limousines wait at the official stands, rideshare apps use signposted pickup zones, and pre-booked drivers meet passengers in the arrivals area. The UP Express train to Union Station leaves from Terminal 1. Decline rides from anyone approaching you inside the terminal.
Toronto is on Eastern Time. Winters are cold and snowy, so keep a warm layer in your carry-on.
The UP Express train is quick to downtown if you travel light; a taxi, limousine or pre-booked car is easier with luggage or for the suburbs.
Leaves from Terminal 1 and reaches Union Station in downtown Toronto in about 25 minutes, with stops at Weston and Bloor. From Terminal 3, take the Terminal Link train first.
Licensed taxis and limousines wait at the official stands outside arrivals at both terminals. Door to door, but highway traffic into the city can be slow at rush hour.
Uber and Lyft pick up at signposted zones at each terminal. Fares rise at busy times.
A pre-booked car meets you in arrivals, useful for families, groups, winter luggage and trips to Niagara Falls or cottage country.
TTC and MiWay buses serve the airport and connect with the subway and Mississauga transit. The cheapest option, but slow with luggage.
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A free automated train links Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and the Viscount station, where the long-term parking and some ground transportation are. It runs frequently all day.
Passengers connecting between terminals should follow the connection signs; leave extra time if you need to clear customs or US preclearance.
Air Canada's main terminal and home to most Star Alliance airlines, with domestic, US and international gates. The UP Express station is here.
WestJet and many other Canadian and international airlines, with domestic, US and international gates.
The main airlines at Toronto Pearson; check your booking for the terminal.
Air Canada T1
Cities across Canada and the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean
Porter Airlines T3
Cities across Canada and the United States, and holiday destinations
WestJet T3
Cities across Canada and the United States, Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe
Toronto Pearson is in Mississauga, north-west of downtown Toronto, about 22 to 27 km by road depending on your destination. The UP Express train reaches Union Station in about 25 minutes; by car the trip depends heavily on highway traffic.
Air Canada and most Star Alliance airlines use Terminal 1. WestJet, Porter, Air Transat and many other airlines use Terminal 3. Your boarding pass or the airline's app shows the terminal; the free Terminal Link train connects the two.
Take the free Terminal Link train, which links Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and the Viscount station. It runs frequently throughout the day, so changing terminals usually takes a few minutes plus walking time inside each terminal.
Yes. The UP Express leaves from Terminal 1 and reaches Union Station in downtown Toronto in about 25 minutes, with stops at Weston and Bloor. Passengers arriving at Terminal 3 take the Terminal Link train to Terminal 1 first.
Yes. Both terminals have US Customs and Border Protection preclearance, so passengers flying to the United States clear US immigration and customs in Toronto and arrive in the US as domestic passengers. Allow extra time before your flight.
Most visitors from visa-exempt countries need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before flying to Canada; US citizens do not. Travelers from other countries may need a visa. Check the Government of Canada's requirements for your passport before you book.
Licensed taxis and airport limousines wait at the official stands outside the arrivals level of Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Rideshare apps use separate signposted pickup zones. Ignore anyone offering rides inside the terminal.
No. Toronto Pearson is in the city of Mississauga, just outside Toronto's western boundary, north-west of downtown. It is still Toronto's main airport and serves the whole Greater Toronto Area; the UP Express train and Highway 427 and 401 connect it with the city.
Air Canada has its largest hub at Pearson and flies from Terminal 1. WestJet, Porter Airlines and Air Transat fly from Terminal 3. Many US, European, Asian, Latin American and Caribbean airlines also serve Toronto, with flights across North America and long-haul routes to Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
International passengers clear Canadian border services first. Many complete their declaration at the primary inspection kiosks or with Advance Declaration in the ArriveCAN app, then speak to a border officer. After baggage claim you exit through the customs hall into the arrivals level of Terminal 1 or Terminal 3.
Yes. Niagara Falls is reached by road from Pearson, around the western end of Lake Ontario. Most visitors go by private car, pre-booked transfer or rental car, which is simpler than combining trains and buses with luggage. Hamilton and the Niagara wine region are on the same route.
Toronto Pearson is on Eastern Time and changes its clocks for daylight saving. Canada uses the Canadian dollar, and cards and contactless payments are accepted almost everywhere at the airport. Winters are cold and snowy, so keep a warm layer in your carry-on.
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