Air Transat takes you direct from Toronto to London from €577 return. A transatlantic route with no stops at an affordable price. Book now: checked on 23 October 2026, these fares are available.
Price and when to book
The price from €577 return is the best fare available right now. Air Transat offers competitive pricing on this route. Book as early as possible to secure seats at these tariffs; transatlantic routes have less availability than European flights, so don't wait until the last minute if this price appeals to you.
Airline and direct flights
Air Transat operates this route with no stops: departures from Toronto (YTO) with direct arrival in London (LON). It's the most comfortable option for crossing the Atlantic, you skip aircraft changes and the hassle of layovers. The sample search shows departure at 21:35 and return at 11:40, though times vary by date.
Best time to travel
Toronto and London are pleasant destinations most of the year. October-April in Toronto is intense winter, while London has mild but grey winters. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer better weather in both cities and more interesting landscapes. Check in advance to spot the best-priced dates that suit your availability.
What to do when you arrive
London is a classic: Big Ben, Tower Bridge, free museums (British Museum, National Gallery), West End theatres, markets like Camden. If you have time, explore neighbourhoods like Shoreditch or Notting Hill. Toronto deserves a stop: Niagara Falls is less than 2 hours away, Lake Ontario has waterfront walks, and downtown offers galleries, restaurants and vibrant culture. Both cities blend history and modern life.
FAQ
Is this a direct flight Toronto to London?
Yes, Air Transat operates direct flights on this route. You board in Toronto and land in London with no stops.
What's the cheapest price Toronto to London?
From €577 return with Air Transat. This is the price we found in the search dated 23 October 2026.
Which airline flies direct from Toronto to London?
Air Transat operates this direct route. It's an excellent option for transatlantic travel with good service and competitive fares.
What to see in London in a week?
Big Ben and Parliament, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, museums like the British Museum and National Gallery (free entry), West End, Thames riverside walk, markets like Camden or Borough. London needs at least 4-5 days for the essentials.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
