Bordeaux Airport’s winter 2026/27 schedule highlights new Gran Canaria and Cairo options alongside Montreal service extending into the winter season. The airport published its seasonal overview on October 18, listing 57 destinations in 23 countries with 19 airlines.
Three options to compare
The airport’s published winter guide lists the following frequencies:
| Destination | Airline | Published winter frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Gran Canaria, Spain | easyJet | Wednesday and Saturday |
| Cairo, Egypt | Transavia | Sunday |
| Montreal, Canada | Air Transat | Up to twice weekly |
Montreal is presented as a winter-season addition, rather than a claim that the city has never had a Bordeaux connection. These are published schedule details, not confirmation that every planned inaugural flight has operated.
Match both travel dates before booking
Two weekly departures give fewer alternatives than a daily service. Compare outward and return availability together, particularly for a short break or a connection booked on a separate ticket. The “up to” Montreal frequency also means you should check your particular week rather than assume two services every week.
Use the operating airline’s booking calendar for flight times, fares, baggage inclusions and the exact travel date. A season-wide destination list does not guarantee availability on every date or a particular aircraft type.
Allow time to reach the right hall
The airport’s current website notice advises that the indoor connection between Halls A and B is unavailable and directs travellers to the outdoor path. Check your own departure hall and follow airport signs; the notice should not be read as saying that the airport or its terminals are closed.
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Archive airport context: Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport, February 18, 2017; not a photograph of these winter routes or current aircraft assignments. Photo: Dylan Agbagni (No copyrights), via Wikimedia Commons and Flickr, CC0. Resized and compressed to WebP.
