Toulouse-Blagnac Airport expands winter flight options

Toulouse-Blagnac Airport is increasing its winter 2026-2027 flight program, offering more than 70 direct destinations between October 25 and March 27. The expansion includes new routes, improved frequencies, and partnerships with various airlines to enhance connectivity across Europe and beyond.

New route to French Caribbean islands

A new direct flight from Toulouse to Pointe-à-Pitre, operated by Corsair, will begin on December 16, 2026, and run weekly on Wednesdays until April 28, 2027. The service will use an Airbus A330neo, and passengers can also travel to Saint-Barthélemy and Marie-Galante through a collaboration between Corsair and Air Inter Iles by St Barth Executive.

Air Canada upgrades its Toulouse-Montreal service

Air Canada will continue its flights between Toulouse and Montreal using the Airbus A321XLR, which has 182 seats, including 14 in Signature class with fully flat reclining seats and 168 in economy class. The aircraft was first used on the route in June 2026, offering a more comfortable travel experience for passengers.

Volotea adds new European destinations

Volotea is expanding its network with new winter destinations, including Pisa, which will be introduced from November 6 with two flights per week, and Fuerteventura, starting December 19 with a weekly flight on Saturdays. However, some previously announced flights have been canceled or rescheduled, according to a report by AeroRoutes.

EasyJet and Smartwings increase frequencies

EasyJet will increase its frequency to Marrakech by three weekly flights, and London-Gatwick will see two additional weekly rotations. Prague, served by Smartwings, will also gain a weekly frequency. The airport has also announced increased services to Amsterdam, Lisbon, and Brussels, though the exact number of additional flights is not specified.

Transavia adds daily flights to Paris-Orly

Transavia has added a ninth daily frequency between Toulouse and Paris-Orly, operating from Monday to Friday. On December 6, 2026, Transavia will switch all flights between Paris-Orly and Toulouse to the Airbus A320neo, which has 186 seats, improving capacity and comfort for passengers.

Eleven transfer hubs enhance connectivity

Toulouse-Blagnac Airport highlights eleven transfer hubs for the winter season, including Paris-CDG and Lyon with Air France, Casablanca with Royal Air Maroc, Munich with Lufthansa, and others. These hubs provide access to long-haul routes and major airline networks across Europe, North America, and Morocco.

Charter flights for special events and destinations

The airport's winter program includes charter flights for special events and destinations, such as one-week stays in Lapland between February 6 and March 6, 2027, and flights to London, Rome, and Dublin as part of the Six Nations Tournament in February and March 2027. These charter flights are not regular routes but are linked to travel packages or events.