Flight FAQs
From Toronto to Aruba
Which airlines flying from Toronto to Aruba have flexible cancellations due to COVID-19?
Due to the rapidly changing circumstances due to COVID-19, airlines like Air Canada, American Airlines, and WestJet flying from Toronto to Aruba have implemented new flexible cancellation policies.
Can I find flights from Toronto to Aruba for under C$ 500 on Cheapflights?
Yes, there are multiple flights from Toronto to Aruba for under C$ 500. The cheapest flight booked recently is on Multiple Airlines for just C$ 409, but on average you can expect to pay C$ 500.
What are the cheapest flights from Toronto to Aruba?
On average you can expect to pay C$ 948 for a flight from Toronto to Aruba. The cheapest flight overall is C$ 219 while the most popular route, (Toronto Pearson Intl - Oranjestad Reina Beatrix) is currently priced at C$ 462.
What are the most popular airlines that fly from Toronto to Aruba?
Before booking your flight from Toronto to Aruba check out the most popular airlines for this route: American Airlines, Air Canada or British Airways.
What are the most popular routes from Toronto to Aruba?
While some choose either Toronto Island - Oranjestad Reina Beatrix or Toronto Hamilton - Oranjestad Reina Beatrix, Toronto Pearson Intl - Oranjestad Reina Beatrix is the most popular route from Toronto to Aruba.
What airports serve Toronto to Aruba?
There are two airports you can choose to fly out of Toronto from for flights to Aruba. There is only one airport in Aruba for arrivals from Toronto. Most of the flights to Aruba from Toronto should depart from Toronto Pearson International Airport, which is usually one of the top two busiest airports in Canada. There are also other departures from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport in Toronto and John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport in Hamilton. You will arrive at Queen Beatrix International Airport, the international airport servicing Aruba located in the capital city of Oranjestad.
Which airlines fly directly from Toronto to Aruba?
Currently, direct, non-stop flights to Aruba from Toronto are out of Toronto Pearson International Airport with Air Canada and with WestJet. These non-stop flights are about 5h. There are also a range of one-stop options, mainly from Toronto Pearson, such as with British Airways and American Airlines through Miami, with Copa Airlines through Panama City, or with United Airlines and Air Canada Express through Newark. Flying out of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport typically requires two stops, flying with Porter Airlines, Air Canada, Copa Airlines, or United Airlines and often with stops in Montreal and Newark or Montreal and Panama City. Flights from Hamilton often includes three stops in such places as Calgary, Phoenix, and Newark with airlines like WestJet and United Airlines.
What are the layover options between Toronto to Aruba?
Flights to Aruba from Toronto currently involve one or more stops. Some of the fastest options are the one-stop routes out of Toronto Pearson International Airport. This is an approximately 9h trip with a stop in Miami for about 3h. You could also stop in Newark, Panama City, or Chicago for layovers of almost 21h. Flying out of Toronto City usually requires two stops to get to Aruba, often flying through Montreal and Newark or Newark and Miami. These travel times range from around 15h to just over 52h. If you choose to fly from Hamilton, you will most likely make three stops, usually in cities like Calgary, Phoenix, and Newark. These journeys can be anywhere from close to 33h to over 53h.
Do I need a passport or visa to fly from Toronto to Aruba?
If you are a Canadian citizen, you do not need a visa if you are planning on staying in Aruba for no more than 30 days. Nevertheless, your passport must be valid for the length of your stay in Aruba, and officials may ask you for proof of onward travel. This may include showing you have the right to enter your next destination, such as a visa or residence permit. You can apply for an extension for up to 180 days, but you will need to meet specific criteria, including proof of travel insurance and a guarantee of residence for the length of your extended stay.
