Nonstop flight times --
Toronto 8h, 10m
Halifax 6h, 40m
Montreal 7h, 5m
Ottawa 7h, 40m
Calgary 9h, 20m
Vancouver 9h, 20m
These are all the shortest times available, according to ITAsoftware.com.
2007-01-16 04:37:03
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answered by Anonymous
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From seven to 10 hours if it's non-stop.
Remember that Canada's the biggest country in the world. And you may have stops en route.
Remember that flight times can vary with the type of plane -- many long-distance planes have only two engines nowadays and they must be within so many minutes of a landing strip in case of emergencies which in turn affects the route they take.
If you have to catch a second plane from Toronto, beware. It's one of the world's more confusing airports.
For eastern Canada it can often be better (and cheaper) to fly via Detroit which is a particularly good airport, albeit with a bit of walking involved.
For Western Canada it can often be bettecheaperr to fly via Chicago.
For connecting flights beware of the dreaded Jazz -- makes Ryanair and Easyjet look like 1st class on luxury carriers
2007-01-17 10:57:51
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answered by Feinschmecker 6
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It look me 7 hours to get to Toronto from London, and 9 to get to Calgary from London. The same path GOING to London (from Calgary) only takes 8 hours because of the jet stream.
2007-01-16 06:17:35
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answered by econdrone 2
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I went about 2 years ago to Toronto and it took 7/8 hours on a plane.
2007-01-16 03:55:25
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answered by Bridgeridoo 5
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Depends where in Canada. You will be looking between 6.5 and 11 hours.
2007-01-16 09:06:49
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answered by Penfold 6
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go: 8 hours
back: 9/5 hours (because we are moving in the opposite side of earth's rounding site)
2007-01-16 04:00:21
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answered by Cayanne 3
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canada is very big, what part you going to, also how you gettiung there? flying?
2007-01-16 03:50:56
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answered by rykkers 3
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