Pascal Travel
Proudly Canadian
Pascal Travel
Proudly Canadian
Pascal Travel lets you compare real fares, routes and schedules from hundreds of airlines in one place, and book and pay for one directly through this website. We are not an airline; the airline you book with is who actually carries you, and their own conditions of carriage govern the flight itself. By using this website you agree to these terms.
Support is handled by email. We do not operate a phone line.
If you compared fares here but completed your booking with the airline itself rather than through Pascal Travel, we hold no reservation record and cannot act on it. For anything to do with that ticket — changes, cancellations, refunds, delays or baggage — contact the airline directly. If you booked through Pascal Travel, email us at info@pascaltravel.com and we will help however we can, though changes to the booking itself are still made through the airline's own rules.
Fares and schedules come from our flight data provider and reflect what airlines were offering at the moment you searched. Airline pricing and seat availability change constantly, so a fare shown here may differ by the time you book — including the final price at checkout, which is confirmed again immediately before payment. The price shown includes a small service margin over the fare reported to us — currently 5% — rather than being charged separately; this is the price you pay whether you book through Pascal Travel or choose to book the same fare directly with the airline instead, where it may be shown differently. Prices shown in currencies other than the fare's original currency are converted using recent exchange rates and are approximate.
You are responsible for checking that flight details are correct before booking with an airline, that passenger names match passports exactly, and that you hold the visas, transit permits and travel documents your journey requires. Entry requirements depend on your nationality and route, and only the relevant authorities can confirm them.
A valid passport is rarely enough on its own. Depending on your nationality, your destination, and even a country you only pass through, you may also need a visa, a transit visa, an eTA, or proof of permanent residence — and the same trip can have different requirements depending on which passport you hold. A layover counts: some countries require a transit visa even for a traveller who never leaves the airport, and the United States is a common example for many nationalities.
Only the border authority at your destination makes the final decision, and they can refuse entry even to someone who believed their documents were correct and complete. Pascal Travel does not check visa or entry requirements as part of a search, and is not responsible if you are delayed, denied boarding, or refused entry.
Check requirements for your exact nationality and full itinerary before you book: IATA Travel Centre.
Provincial and territorial health plans typically cover little or nothing once you leave your home province, and nothing at all once you leave Canada. We recommend travel health insurance — including trip interruption and out-of-province or out-of-country medical coverage — for every trip found here, whether or not it starts or ends in Canada. Pascal Travel does not sell insurance, is not an insurance agent, and is not responsible for medical, cancellation or interruption costs.