Does anyone know if there are any airlines that offer non-stops from Toronto (YYZ) to Midway in Chicago? I've searched quite a bit of the airlines, and other travel sites, and couldn't find the answer.

Thanks for your help.

bj-21.

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Don't believe that there is one any more. MDW does NOT have any Customs space. About 10 years ago, Canadian did fly this route.

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There are definitely no non-stops, but it also appears there is no service either (at least according to Orbitz). I do find this a little odd because you don't clear Customs in the U.S. when flying from Canada. NW serves MDW from MSP, so there must be some federal regulation why they cannot sell this route.

As part of the Midway renovation/expansion, immigration and customs space is being added to handle international flights. I know that you clear US customs in Canada before leaving but I don't know if that means the flight can fly into an airport that does not have international facilities.

Given the relatively short distance(500-550 miles) between Chicago and Toronto, somebody should fly a low-priced MDW-YYZ. But, since Southwest doesn't fly to Canada, maybe that's why. Also, I'm sure international air treaties/agreements have something to do with it. If your heart is set on using MDW, looks like you can one-stop w/NW(thru DTW) and CO(thru CLE)

Chicago and Toronto both have similar qualities: business center, many ethnic neighborhoods, located on a Great Lake, lots of recreation, good entertainment, etc.