Porter returns as startup to compete with Air Canada, WestJet and itself
Porter’s network will span over 3,100 miles across Canada, disconnected by a 12-mile stretch in Toronto
Porter’s network will span over 3,100 miles across Canada, disconnected by a 12-mile stretch in Toronto
Canada offers a treasure trove of attractions and opportunities, and as the country moves into the post-pandemic era, its aviation infrastructure will play a vital role in rebuilding the country.
A sell-out crowd celebrated the 2017 inductees to Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame (CAHF) during a gala event at Vancouver International Airport on June 15. Skies was on hand as over 430 people gathered for the 44th annual event. Host Denis Chagnon welcomed the crowd and introduced the four inductees–Erroll Boyd, Robert “Bob” Deluce, Danny Sitnam, and Rogers Eben Smith–each of whom has made significant contributions to Canadian aviation.
On Wednesday, Porter Airlines President Robert Deluce announced that his airline will be the Canadian launch customer for Bombardier’s next-generation jetliner, the CS100. The conditional order is for 12 CS100s, along with options for an additional 18 aircraft.