Canadian airline Porter is strengthening connectivity to the U.S. Northeast with two new nonstop routes to Boston.
Going forward, the carrier will operate 14 flights per week between Toronto Pearson and Boston and seven flights per week between Montreal Trudeau and Boston. Service from Toronto Pearson will use an Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, while the Montreal-Boston connection will operate with a De Havilland Dash 8-400.
Porter already serves Boston from Toronto City and Ottawa.
“We’re excited to bring the E195-E2 to Boston Logan for the first time, and with expanded service from two major Canadian gateways, we look forward to giving even more travelers access to Porter’s elevated onboard experience,” Andrew Pierce, Porter’s vice president of network planning and reporting, said in a news release.
Earlier this week, Porter launched daily service between Toronto City and Nashville, Tennessee. The connection also uses a Dash 8-400.
Officials said travelers will benefit from a new U.S. Customs preclearance facility at Toronto City.
