Airlines and services Montreal

Dozens of airlines operate domestic and international flights. To get from the airport to downtown, the most efficient means are the 747 shuttle (24-hour service, $11 CAN for a ticket valid for 24 hours on the entire Zone A network), cabs (from $48.40 CAN to downtown) and services such as Uber. Additional regional shuttle service, not to mention minibuses to certain hotels (contact your hotel for details).

Serves the Magdalen Islands from Montreal (St-Hubert), Quebec City and Bonaventure.

Montréal-Trudeau airport is accessible by public transit via bus line 747, which departs from the Montréal bus station (which is also adjacent to the Berri-UQAM metro station at the intersection of the green, orange and yellow lines) and also connects to the Lionel-Groulx metro stop (green and orange lines). From Montreal, there are no direct flights to Singapore, but a large number of international airlines can take you there, with a stopover: Air Canada, but also Air France, British Airways and Air Transat.

Air Canada serves the Gaspé airports (60, rue de l'Aéroport) and Mont-Joli (875 Jacques Cartier Boulevard).

Connects Montreal to Bagotville and Alma.

No shuttle service with the city centre but the DEC (capital network) provides a public transport link (www.rtcquebec.ca or Tel (418) 627 2511). Free shuttle service with several hotels.