If I am in Canada & want to catch a flight from an American airport to fly to another place in Canada, would that count as me crossing US borders?

Would I need a visa?!! The closest airports in that particular place (very close to US borders) are actually US airports, there is a Canadian airport in the area, but it is not as close as the American ones. 🤷‍♀️

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Jammy · 51-55, M

A flight would not go to the US and then connect into Canada. That would be odd. They would make you connect within Canada.

BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F

@Jammy To be honest, I am so confused, and don't know if I am getting something wrong.. The airport I am talking about is Niagara Falls International Airport.. It is much closer to Niagara falls than say pearson airport and so it is easier for me to take a flight from there to another province in Canada

Jammy · 51-55, M

@BittersweetPotato Niagara is a regional airport and would probably go to Pearson anyway, then connect to your other destination. Make sure you are talking NIagara Falls Canada and not the NIagara Falls in NY. Niagara Falls is roughly 90 min drive to Pearson. Something like that