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Porter Airlines is reintroducing its seasonal service from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to Mont-Tremblant in time for the holidays. Seasonal service begins December 17, running until March 28, 2022.
In as little as 70 minutes, passengers can fly from YTZ to Mont-Tremblant International Airport. The winter schedule includes up to four weekly flights and connecting flights are also available from various Porter locations. Complete flight schedule and booking details can be found at www.flyporter.com.
"We're ready to return to our first seasonal destination since restarting operations in September," said Michael Deluce, president and CEO, Porter Airlines. "Mont-Tremblant was among Porter's first destinations when the airline was founded, and our passengers enjoy the variety of winter activities it has to offer."
Flight, hotel, and ski packages are available with Porter Escapes. Visit the Porter Escapes website for more information.
Passengers have the option to book a flight with the Full Refund Option for $40 plus taxes. The Refund Option entitles customers to receive a refund, including base fare, taxes and fees, for their booking upon advance cancellation of their flight for any reason.
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