Cheap flights from Toronto to Beirut from C$ 793

Most of the flights to Beirut from Toronto depart from Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Pearson is Canada’s busiest airport, with two main terminals that both serve international and domestic flights. It is situated about 25.6 km northwest of downtown Toronto. A limited number of flights to Beirut depart from the Toronto Island Airport. This smaller, regional airport has one main terminal and is located only 3.2 km south of downtown Toronto. All flights to Beirut arrive at the Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport, which is Lebanon’s only commercial airport. Located about 9.1 km south of the Beirut central district, the airport has one main terminal (housing the arrivals area and most of the shops and restaurants) and two wings (the east and west wings, housing the departure gates).

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights to Beirut from Toronto, but a number of airlines offer one-stop flights out of Pearson Intl Airport. MEA and Air Canada both offer flights that stop at London’s Heathrow Airport. Most other airlines have a stopover in their home country’s largest airport. For example, Lufthansa’s flights from Pearson to Beirut stop in Frankfurt, while Turkish Airlines flights stop in Istanbul. Other airlines flying this route include Emirates (stopping in Dubai), Air France (Charles de Gaulle), Egypt Air (Cairo) and Ethiopian Air (Addis Ababa). If you want to fly out of Toronto Island Airport, your flight will have at least two stops. Most of the single-airline flights out of Toronto Island are offered by Air Canada and stop at Montreal’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl Airport (YUL) and London’s Heathrow Airport (LHR) before arriving at Beirut (BEY).

When looking for flights from Toronto to Beirut, you’ll find a healthy variety of one- and two-stop flights that don’t require an airline change. For these flights, adding a second stop to the flight adds about 2h to 3h to the total travel time. Adventurous travelers might want to consider routes with multiple airlines, two or more layovers, and self-transfers (meaning you’ll be purchasing a separate ticket for each leg of the journey and checking in yourself and your baggage at each stop). Although these flights can add twelve hours (or more!) to the overall travel time, they can be as much as C$ 400 cheaper than single-airline flights.

Canadian citizens traveling from Toronto to Beirut are required to have a visa and a passport. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the scheduled date of departure from Lebanon. You can get a single-entry visa upon arrival at the Beirut airport; a 30-day visa can be obtained for free, while a 90-day visa costs about C$ 21.34. Multiple-entry visas are issued by mail or through the embassy for a cost of about C$ 70 and may take several weeks to process. Please note that citizens presenting a passport that shows an Israeli stamp may not be issued a visa or be allowed into the country.

Toronto Pearson International Airport is dedicated to cutting back on energy use and switching over to more renewable sources of energy. This plan considers how to integrate technology and sustainable sources into its infrastructure and building systems. The strategic energy master plan assists us in reducing the amount of energy we use and switching to sustainable energy sources like solar and geothermal in order to achieve our goal of being net zero GHG. YYZ is dedicated to reducing the amount of damage they cause to the environment through water management.

KLM airlines which flies from Toronto to Beirut, completed the first commercial flight in the world in 2011 using sustainable aviation fuel derived from discarded cooking oil. KLM exclusively purchases SAF made from components that have little harmful effects on food production and/or biodiversity. Emissions from sustainable aviation fuel are cut by 87%. Turkish Fuel Services, a Turkish Airlines subsidiary, assists with the fueling procedure as well (TFS). The environmentally beneficial product, which comes from Neste, is kept at the TFS fuel farm, where it is combined with jet fuel before being put onto airplanes.

Beirut International Airport is dedicated to providing sustainable practices both within and outside the airport. The Division of Aviation tracks greenhouse gas emissions provides other modes of transportation, reduces flight carbon emissions through upgraded gates, and uses electrified ground equipment in an effort to diminish negative effects on the environment and local air quality. Enhancements to the Energy Consumption of Terminal Facilities will aid the airport in energy conservation and reduce its dependency on non-renewable energy sources. The airport encourages the staff also to adopt green initiatives.

Beirut (BEY), located 7.8 km from the city centre, is the airport you fly into when you book flights from Toronto to Beirut. 13 airlines have flights to Beirut from Toronto on a regular basis. Booking flights from Toronto to Beirut should not be difficult; the airport handles an average of 0 inbound flights from Toronto per day.

Our cheapest airline available from Toronto to Beirut is Scandinavian Airlines. Our recent data shows that you can find tickets from as low as C$ 1,408 on this airline. Additional options worth looking into are Turkish Airlines and Royal Jordanian, starting at C$ 1,413 and C$ 1,423 round-trip. You may be able to fly from Toronto to Beirut for 4% less than the average price by searching for these airlines.

C$ 793 is the cheapest one-way deal found within the past few days, from Royal Jordanian. You may also be able to find cheap deals on Egyptair and Qatar Airways, with prices starting from C$ 819 and C$ 1,051, respectively.

The most popular flight routes from Toronto to Beirut are Toronto Pearson Intl - Beirut, Toronto Island - Beirut and Hamilton - Beirut.

The most popular layover on flights from Toronto to Beirut is Cairo. Toronto to Beirut flights stop in Istanbul the next most. Montreal comes next as the third most popular layover location for Toronto to Beirut flights.

If you're on a layover in Istanbul and looking for things to do, consider visiting Taksim Square, Sultan Ahmet Camii, or Sultan Ahmet Tomb. Those on a layover in Istanbul interested in visiting Taksim Square, Sultan Ahmet Camii, or Sultan Ahmet Tomb can do so by travelling 33.5 km, 35.9 km, and 35.8 km, respectively from Istanbul. Those looking to explore during their layover in Istanbul can rent a car from Istanbul for about C$ 60 per day.

The majority of Montreal visitors spend their time at Centre Bell, Vieux-Port de Montréal, and Notre-Dame Basilica. Centre Bell, Vieux-Port de Montréal, and Notre-Dame Basilica are located about 14.6 km, 16.2 km, and 15.9 km, respectively from Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl. Those landing in Montreal looking to spend some time exploring during their layover can rent a car for about C$ 81 per day.

The least popular layover on flights from Toronto to Beirut is Amman. Frankfurt am Main is the second least popular location for layovers on flights from Toronto to Beirut.

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Currently, March is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Toronto to Beirut (average of C$ 908). Flying from Toronto to Beirut in July is currently the most expensive (average of C$ 1,468). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.