Flight Schedules

Airline schedules change by season, by day of week, and sometimes with very little notice, so the departure time you see months in advance is not always the one that ends up on your ticket.

When you book or manage a trip through Get Airline, our agents check the current schedule for your specific flight, flag any timing changes that affect your connections, and let you know as soon as we hear of a change from the airline.

Call us now at +1 226-793-2017 to confirm the current schedule for your flight or route.

How we help

Planning ahead? We help you find which airlines fly your route, how often, and at what times, including seasonal routes that only run part of the year.

Schedules change, so we always check what is currently published by the airlines.

Our travel desk works with travellers across Canada, whether you are flying for work, visiting family or planning a holiday. We take the time to explain the options in plain language, answer your questions, and make sure you understand the airline’s conditions before you confirm anything. You stay in control of every decision, and nothing is booked or changed without your go-ahead.

How it works

1. Tell us your route and the dates or month you’re considering.
2. We check the published schedules for airlines on that route.
3. We explain the options: nonstop vs connecting, times and frequency.
4. When you’re ready, we help you book.

What to have ready

• Departure and destination cities
• Rough travel dates or season
• Preferred time of day
• Whether you want nonstop only

General airline rules

Airlines publish schedules months ahead but can change them. Some routes, especially to sun destinations, are seasonal. If an airline changes your schedule after booking, it should notify you and explain your options.

Airline policies are updated from time to time, so the airline’s own website is always the final word. The official pages below are a good place to confirm the current rules for your trip:

• Air Canada
• WestJet
• Porter Airlines
• Flair Airlines
• Canadian Air Passenger Protection Regulations (official overview)

Frequently asked questions

What is a seasonal route?

A route that only operates part of the year, for example winter flights to sun destinations or summer-only routes.

How far ahead are schedules published?

Usually several months ahead, but airlines can add, cut or retime flights.

What happens if my flight time changes after I book?

The airline should notify you. Depending on the size of the change, you may be able to switch flights or get a refund.

Is nonstop always available?

No. Some routes are only served with connections, or nonstop only on certain days.

How can I avoid missing a schedule change?

Keep your email and phone up to date in your booking and check your itinerary before you travel.

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