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In response to "Yep, I'm looking at a direct LAX-YYZ, and then a separate RT YYZ to Halifax, NS." by Meg

Unfortunately, only turboprops can fly into YTZ. They are large props, but nonetheless, props don't have west coast access from Toronto.

Posted by ty97 Apr 2 '16, 19:40

YTZ has benefits beyond proximity. The immigration lines at YYZ (been through them numerous times) can be absurd whereas YTZ is basically always short.

Alas, you can only get to YTZ from (in the US) Boston, Newark, Chicago Midway, Pittsburgh, and seasonally some Southeast US cities. No hope of west coast access without jet service, which the most recent Toronto leaders have denied :(

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I just went through Peason - they've gone 100% electronic with the customs forms and it's super effecient. -- nm - Reagen Apr 2, 19:56 2
- Admittedly, it's been a while. Is that for Canadians only, or for everyone? - ty97 Apr 2, 19:59 1
  - It's for everyone. -- nm - Reagen Apr 2, 20:01
(The federal government, not Toronto) -- nm - Roger More Apr 2, 19:47 1
- I couldn't remember who it was, just knew a recent election impacted it (thought it was city, but obvie you would know more details than me) -- (edited) - ty97 Apr 2, 19:55

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Unfortunately, only turboprops can fly into YTZ. They are large props, but nonetheless, props don't have west coast access from Toronto.

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