🚇 Public Transport near Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport

All-day express bus connecting Pearson Terminal 1/3 with Kipling Station on Line 2 (Bloor–Danforth). Service is designed as a fast, limited-stop connection between the airport and the subway for customers transferring into the TTC network.

All-day local bus branch serving Lawrence Avenue West between Eglinton Station (Line 1) / Lawrence West Station and Pearson Airport. Provides a one-seat TTC connection from the Yonge-University corridor and Lawrence Ave. corridor to the airport, serving local stops along Lawrence Avenue West.

Blue Night (overnight) branch of the 300 Bloor–Danforth night bus, serving the Bloor Street / Danforth Avenue corridor and providing overnight connections between downtown/Yonge & Bloor area and Pearson Airport. Intended to serve customers travelling during overnight hours when subway service is not operating.

Blue Night (overnight) route running between the Yonge & Eglinton area and Pearson Airport via Eglinton Avenue West. Provides overnight customers with a direct TTC link to the airport when daytime/regular services are not operating.

Blue Night (overnight) service along the Lawrence West corridor connecting Sunnybrook Hospital / Lawrence corridor areas with Pearson Airport. Serves overnight travellers and provides another late‑night option to reach the airport on the TTC network.

Peak-period express branch operating between Eglinton Station / Lawrence West Station and Pearson Airport. Designed as a peak-only limited-stop express service to speed connections between the Yonge-University corridor and the airport during weekday rush hours.

GO Bus Route 40 provides direct service between Toronto Pearson (Terminal 1) and multiple major hubs across the GTHA, including Square One, Hwy 407 Bus Terminal and Hamilton GO Centre. The route connects passengers to regional centres (Burlington, Oakville, Hamilton) and to Midtown/Highway 407 transfer points for rapid connections to local transit and subway services.

GO Bus Route 94 (combined/expanded from former Route 34/94) links Toronto Pearson (Terminal 1) with east–west Highway 401 corridor destinations and major transit hubs such as Yorkdale, Scarborough Centre and Pickering. The service is designed to provide cross-region connections and timed transfer opportunities to TTC and other GO services.

Direct airport rail service linking Toronto Pearson Terminal 1 with downtown Toronto (Union Station), with two brief intermediate stops at Weston and Bloor (serving connections to GO Transit and TTC). Trains are fully accessible, operate frequently throughout the day, and accept PRESTO and contactless payments; typical end-to-end travel time from Pearson to Union is about 25 minutes. citeturn0search3turn0search0turn0search6