Waiting until the last minute to book a flight is one of those travel myths that needs a proper reality check. Sometimes it works beautifully — you catch a distressed inventory sale and save hundreds. Other times, you wait too long and pay twice the going rate for the last seat on the plane. The...

Summer 2026 is shaping up to be a strong travel year for Canadians — and despite rising base fares on some routes, there are still standout destinations where you can get excellent value. Whether you're looking for beach time, city exploration, or an adventure in a completely different climate, here's where to point your search...

If you've tried to book a flight in Canada lately, you've probably noticed: prices are up. And not just slightly. Routes that cost $350 CAD round-trip last year are now closer to $420–$500. What's driving this? Two forces are colliding at once — fuel costs and trade disruption — and Canadian travellers are caught in...

Travel credit cards in Canada are genuinely valuable — if you know which ones to use and for what. The market has gotten more competitive over the past few years, with higher welcome bonuses, better earn rates, and more redemption options. Here is a practical breakdown of the leading options for 2026. This post does...

Flying with a pet is possible, but the rules vary significantly by airline, aircraft type, destination, and the size of your animal. Before you book, confirm you can bring your pet on that specific flight — rules often apply per aircraft type, per season, and per route. In-cabin pets: Small cats and dogs that fit...

Most first-time flyers underestimate how long security takes, and experienced flyers underestimate how often a simple mistake slows everything down. Here is exactly what happens at a Canadian airport security checkpoint, what to expect, and how to get through quickly. Security screening at Canadian airports is operated by CATSA — the Canadian Air Transport Security...

Flair is Canada's primary ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC). It launched in its current form in 2017 and has had a turbulent history — regulatory scrutiny, fleet changes, financial difficulties, and route cuts. But it still flies, it is still the cheapest domestic option on several routes, and many Canadians use it without issue. Here is what...

These are the two dominant carriers in Canada. Between them, they cover the vast majority of domestic routes and a large share of international flying from Canadian cities. If you are booking a flight in Canada, one of them is likely on the shortlist. Here is how they actually compare. Air Canada is the larger...