The Porter Airlines return to service hit a milestone yesterday, as the carrier is now offering flights to all 18 of its year-round destinations.
Yesterday saw the first flights since the pandemic shutdown to Fredericton, Saint John, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Timmins and Windsor.
Porter began its comeback on September 8 and destinations were progressively added over the past month. The initial flight schedule can be found at www.flyporter.com.
"It's a significant milestone in our recovery, as we return to all of our year-round markets," said Michael Deluce, president and CEO. "We're looking forward to seeing more of our passengers in these destinations. Over 1,000 Porter team members are now at work supporting these efforts, as we focus on recalling our complete workforce and adding more flights in the coming months."
Porter says it has strengthened its existing standards with a focus on high levels of sanitization in order to protect the health of passengers and crew members. More information about the Healthy Flights program can be found on Porter's website.
Passengers can book a flight with the Full Refund Option for $40 plus taxes. This allows customers to receive a refund, including base fare, taxes and fees, upon advance cancellation of their flight for any reason.
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