Services
- Toronto bus shuttle
In Toronto, Porter provides a bus shuttle from the downtown Royal York Hotel to the ferry dock at the foot of Bathurst Street. The Blue Bird Corporation Ultra LF buses are operated by Pacific Western Transportation.
The shuttle service had moved to the Royal York from its original location at 20 York Street, next to Union Station, in March 2008, when city construction for the Simcoe Street underpass blocked access. Porter planned to return to the location, but in September 2009, Porter was evicted from the 20 York Street building due to non-payment of rent.
- Lounge (Toronto)
Porter provides complimentary snacks and beverages at their lounge at their Toronto Billy Bishop Airport.
- In-flight
Porter provides complimentary snacks and beverages (soft drinks, Jackson Triggs wine and Steam Whistle beer).
- Flyer program
Porter Airlines offers a frequent flyer reward program called 'VIPorter', whereby points can be redeemed for free flights.
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