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Zoom goes year-round from Belfast
Direct flights from Belfast to Toronto will be available all year when Zoom Airlines’ summer schedule starts in May.
The Canadian low-cost transatlantic carrier, which offers £99 lead-in one-way fares on weekly Saturday flights in winter, will be the first to offer a year-round link from Northern Ireland.
Zoom will also serve Vancouver from Belfast this summer with flights starting at from £129 one-way plus taxes.
UK director Debbie Marshall said: “We have experienced an outstanding volume of bookings for our winter flights, especially from regional markets.
“Our Belfast service has been hugely successful throughout summer and autumn with thousands of passengers flying directly between Northern Ireland and Canada.
“We are delighted to be the first scheduled airline to be offering affordable travel all year round to Toronto, a popular city-break destination throughout summer and winter.”
Report by Phil Davies
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