Air Saint-Pierre has linked Saint-Pierre and Miquelon with neighbouring Canada since its founding in 1964. Its network is centred on Saint-Pierre, with services to Miquelon and Canadian gateways including Halifax, Montreal and St. John’s, alongside a Paris route. The airline introduced an ATR 42-600 in December 2020, continuing a history of turboprop flying across the North Atlantic region.
Open the Air Saint-Pierre ATR 42-600 seat map to explore its seats.
Children aged two and over must have their own seat. An infant car seat can be used when an empty seat is available beside the accompanying adult; booster seats are not allowed. Families travelling with children under 12 are invited to board early.
Tell Air Saint-Pierre about your assistance needs when booking. The airline can help with transfers between a wheelchair and the aircraft seat, and carries qualifying mobility aids without charging against the normal baggage allowance. Battery-powered aids need special arrangements. If you need a boarding lift, also tell the check-in agent.
You may bring one small cabin bag weighing up to 5 kg and measuring no more than 56 × 40 × 25 cm, plus a personal item such as a handbag or computer bag. A bag that does not fit the size template will be checked.
Cabin pets are limited to 5 kg including their bag. The published policy allows them on Canada flights operated by the ATR and on Paris flights. Reserve the pet in advance: numbers and space are limited, a fee applies, and the owner must travel with the animal. Destination animal-entry requirements also apply.
