Porter Airlines is adding Boston to its growing list of destinations. Service between Toronto City Centre Airport (TCCA) and Boston Logan begins on 14 September with up to three daily non-stop roundtrips. Porter will be the only carrier offering service between these two convenient airports.
Boston is the third US city to revceive Poter service. The route also offers connecting flights to other Porter destinations, including Ottawa, Montreal, Thunder Bay and Quebec City.
“Boston continues Porter’s current growth phase and becomes an important part of the network,” said Robert Deluce, president and CEO of Porter Airlines. “The Boston–Toronto City Centre route provides a new connection between two of North America’s most vibrant cities.”
The route will be operated by Porter's fleet of 70-seat Bombardier Q400s.
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