Online Travel Resources
We have included some valuable online resources for our client's convenience. Travel insurance, maps, weather, and more.

What was my departure time and when do I return?

Click on the Viewtrip.com link to view and print out YOUR travel itinerary, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. IMPORTANT: Two things you must have in order to access your itinerary. Your reservation number and the last name on the reservation. The service is provided through our Galileo Canada Reservation system.

Do I need Travel Insurance?
In order to protect your trip and provide you with peace of mind, we strongly recommend that you purchase travel insurance. Click to connect to the RBC Insurance Company of Canada site for travel insurance information, premium quotation or to purchase a policy. Yes you need travel insurance!

I am meeting a flight, is it on schedule?
Check out flight tracker, you can see up to date information on all flights in North America, updated every minute. Check here first before going to the airport.

What is the weather going to be like?
Check up to date weather forecasts from the weather links. You may or may not have to pack extra items, depending on weather.

Do you know where you are going?
Worldwide maps, city to city driving directions in North America and real time traffic reports are all available. Look for the mapquest link.

What airport terminal is that in?
This airport guide gives you information about airport ground transportation, shops, services, hotels, and terminal maps. Quickaid.com

How do I keep track of all my frequent flyer points?
Max Miles Mileage Miner is an exciting new mileage management service for frequent flyers. Max Miles automatically gathers all of your frequent flyer balances and account information from airlines, hotels and credit cards, searches for missing mileage credits, and sends you a personalized report of your mileage status via email.

Do I need any vaccines?
If you travel overseas, it's important to inform yourself about potential health risks weeks before you leave. Do not assume it's the same for every country. The Health Canada web site provides detailed travel health information including lists of doctors and clinics, types of vaccinations needed, and bulletins on deadly disease outbreaks worldwide.

Do I need anything to cross the US border?
A recent Canadian Chamber of Commerce survey indicates that Canadians traveling to the US are experiencing increased hassles, mainly because of a more diligent approach on the part of the border authorities. Be ahead of the game when you are crossing the border.