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All scheduled flights from Nassau to Toronto (NAS-YYZ)

BS Bahamas
Canada CA
All scheduled flights from NAS to YYZ. You can fly from Nassau to Toronto non-stop on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays and the flight takes about 3 and a half hours. Flights with stops take between 4 to 10 hours depending on your flight and connection airport.
NAS-YYZ
- Flight has a long layover time at the stop-airport and will affect your flight time.
- Change of terminals at the layover airport. This can go quickly or take time depending on the airport.
- Flight is partially or completely overnight (Red-eye flight).
- Airline or one of the airlines in the flight path is a low-cost carrier. Some travelers wants to avoid low-cost airlines.
- This is codeshare flight. A codeshare flight is an agreement between airlines to sell seats on each others flights. Click on the flight to see the actual flight operator.

The fastest option is flying non-stop between NAS and YYZ with a total flight time of 3 hours and 23 minutes.

Yes. You can also arrive at City Centre, YTZ if you fly from Nassau (NAS).

YYZ is the IATA airport code for Pearson International Airport, Pearson.

Yes. YYZ has 2 terminals and 30028 arriving passenger seats each day.

The transfer from YYZ is 24 minutes by car to Downtown Toronto.

Yes, you can fly non-stop from NAS to YYZ with Air Canada.

It all depends on what dates you plan on flying. But the approximate round-trip price for one passenger with Air Canada is $503 and with WestJet $618.

If you fly with Air Canada you will be arriving at Terminal 1 but if you choose to travel with WestJet you will be arriving at Terminal 3.