Founded in Montreal 35 years ago, Transat has achieved worldwide recognition as a provider of holiday travel particularly as an airline under the Air Transat brand. Voted World’s Best Leisure Airline by passengers at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, it flies to international and Canadian destinations, striving to serve its customers with enthusiasm and friendliness at every stage of their trip or stay, and emphasizing safety throughout. Transat has been Travelife-certified since 2018, renewing its fleet with the greenest aircraft in their category as part of a commitment to a healthier environment, knowing that this is essential to its operations and the magnificent destinations it serves (TSX: TRZ).
Air Transat takes the title of World's Best Leisure Airline at the Skytrax World Airline Awards for the fourth time.
Air Transat begins the renewal of its fleet with the arrival of its first Airbus A321neoLR.
For the second year in a row, Air Transat takes the title of World’s Best Leisure Airline by Skytrax.
Air Transat is named World's Best Leisure Airline by Skytrax.
Transat becomes the first major international tour operator to be Travelife Certified for all its activities.
The Air Transat fleet is given new livery, reflecting the recent evolution of its brand image.
Transat disposes of its tour-operating businesses in France and Greece in order to pursue implementation of its refocusing strategy and to accelerate its development in the Americas market. It creates Air Consultants France to commercialize Air Transat flights in France.
Transat is awarded Travelife Partner status in recognition of its commitment to sustainable development.
The Transat brand comprises our entire offering in Canada.
The Transat Travel brand becomes official.
Air Transat’s new flexible fleet soars as we take delivery of our first Boeing 737s.
Air Transat becomes the first airline in the world to complete the enhanced IOSA.
Transat celebrates its 25th anniversary and embarks on a full year of celebrations that truly reflect all the work accomplished and challenges met over the years.
Transat gets a new look: Transat Holidays / Vacances Transat and Nolitours adopt new logos; Air Transat is also getting a rejuvenated logo, and its fleet of Airbus aircraft is emblazoned with a new livery.
Transat now commercializes its international tours under the brand Transat Discoveries in Ontario and Transat Découvertes (which replaces Rêvatours) in Quebec.
Integration of all French operations under Transat France, with 850 employees.
Air Transat obtains IOSA accreditation and becomes the first North American holiday travel airline to comply with this international safety standard.
The large Spanish chain H10 Hotels and Transat A.T. Inc. create a five-hotel, 1,600-room joint venture in Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
The Company acquires Thomas Cook Travel Limited in Canada (approximately 200 travel agencies) and British tour operator Canadian Affair.
World of Vacations/Nolitours Vacances becomes Nolitours. Transat acquires 20 Carlson Wagonlit agencies and tour operator Bennett Voyages in France.
Transat acquires a majority interest in Air Consultants Europe (the Netherlands). It acquires Turissimo in the Dominican Republic and Air Transat opens its new facilities in at Montréal-Trudeau airport.
Transat increases its interest in World of Vacations to 100% and acquires an interest in Tourgreece, an incoming tour operator in Athens. Sales exceed $2 billion.
Transat creates www.exitnow.ca. It acquires a 50% interest (80% in 2004, 100% in 2016) in Jonview Canada, Canada's largest incoming tour operator. It acquires specialized tour operator Rêvatours.
Air Transat takes delivery of its first Airbus A330. Transat creates www.exit.ca (became www.exitnow.ca).
Look Voyages launches its Lookéa vacation clubs.
Transat's sales exceed the $1-billion mark.
Transat acquires Look Voyages in France and a 35% interest in Canadian Holidays (World of Vacations). It issues shares valued at approximately $88 million.
Incoming tour operator DMC Transat (later Jonview Canada) is created.
Transat sets up shop as a tour operator in Vancouver. It acquires tour operator Voyages Nolitour. Transat makes a second public offering for approximately $21 million.
Transat acquires a 50% interest in Toronto-based tour operator Regent Holidays; its operations are subsequently grouped within World of Vacations/Nolitour Vacances.
Trafic/Multitour becomes Air Transat Holidays.
Transat acquires tour operator Vacances Fantasia.
Transat acquires Voyages Tourbec and British Airways Holidays.
Transat acquires a 50% interest in Consultour/Club Voyages, a distribution network, and creates Services Haycot (became Handlex in 2000).
Transat ends its first year as a public company on October 31 with sales of $23 million.
Transat is created and an initial public offering raises $8.25 million. It acquires Vacances Multitour. Air Transat makes its inaugural flight.
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