Travellers are photographed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on July 3, 2023.
As the March break school holiday approaches, officials at Canada's busiest airport are sharing tips to help passengers travelling by plane get to their destinations as easily as possible.Officials are encouraging passengers travelling through Toronto Pearson Airport for March break to make use of online tools and to make themselves aware of baggage rules ahead of time.
"It's going to be a really busy week, but a fun week," said airport spokesperson Sean Davidson. "There's thousands of families who are heading off for March break."wants to know: As March break approaches, what questions do you have about making the best use of your points and loyalty programs? Fill out the details on Passengers have experienced major delays at Toronto Pearson in recent years, as air travel recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Items with inorganic or granular materials, such as a stuffed teddy bear, can only go into carry-on bags if they're smaller than the size of a pop can, Blanche said. Certain items like laptops must go in carry-on bags, while other items like tools must go in checked baggage, Blanche said, and passengers shouldn't bring anything illegal.Mexico and Florida are among the most popular international destinations for Canadians to travel to during March break, while Vancouver, Calgary and Montreal are the most popular Canadian destinations, according to Davidson.
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