Anybody know if there are direct flights to Europe (France, Spain, or Sweden) from Toronto on Air Canada? Their web site is driving me crazy.

My fun the last few days has been trying to find flights from Tampa to Paris. One item that kept coming up was Air Canada with a stop/change in Toronto and then on to Paris.
This would have been either on Expedia or Travelocity's web site.

Hope you get what you need.

Here's an idea--you could call them!

1-888-247-2262

Give it a try!

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Jen, if you're willing to fly from Orlando, you can catch a nonstop to London on BA or Virgin or a nonstop to Amsterdam on Holland Air and then take a train to Paris (Eurostar from London; Thalys from Amsterdam) or connecting flight. The other choice is Air France, changing in either Miami or Atlanta.
I found round trip airfares to London (on BA) for about $450.

YES there are direct flights from Toronto. I flew Air Canada last year to Glasgow Scotland.

Thanks! I found a great deal already on American. Turns out this graduate degree I am working on is good for something - student travel fares.

There is a good Canadian-based travel website for figuring out itineraries (even if it doesn't necessarily have the best deals - you can use another one for that): Destina.ca. It works for more than Canadian or Canadian/international itineraries - plug in your departure and arrival cities and let it tell you what the best connections and routes are. I know there are other similar websites out there, but I've found that this one is quite user-friendly and gives you a lot of options and information when you're trying to figure out who goes where.