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Porter Adds Toronto-Nashville to Expanded 2026 Summer Schedule

by Marsha Mowers  January 29, 2026
Porter Adds Toronto-Nashville to Expanded 2026 Summer Schedule

Porter Airlines has announced its 2026 summer schedule with expanded routes and new destinations and extension of some seasonal winter routes into summer.

The airline has also added new service from Toronto City Airport to Nashville International.

“We are making a substantial increase in flights for Porter this summer, touching on every region we fly to,” said Andrew Pierce, vice president, network planning and reporting, Porter Airlines. “Our overall network is growing by 20%, the fastest rate for any airline in North America, as we continue providing service for more passengers. Our long-standing commitment to a distinct elevated economy experience continues to result in exceptional customer satisfaction.”

“We are pleased that Porter Airlines is continuing to grow its service from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport with the addition of Nashville,” said RJ Steenstra, president and CEO of the Toronto Port Authority, owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

“Famed for its live music scene, creative industries and rich history, Nashville is a strong addition to our growing network of destinations. As Toronto’s downtown airport, we provide a convenient and efficient gateway to key destinations across Canada and the U.S., and we’re excited to make it easier for people to experience all that Nashville has to offer. This service will benefit from the new U.S. CBP Preclearance facility that will open in the coming weeks at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and will offer even greater convenience to our passengers.”

Porter expanding its Canadian routes with the introduction of six new routes across Toronto Pearson, Hamilton (YHM) and Ottawa (YOW). Beginning May 1, service in Sudbury (YSB) and Windsor (YQG) moves to Ottawa from Toronto City.

A summary of new destinations and routes follows:

New routesStart dateFrequency
Ottawa – WindsorMay 1, 20267x weekly
Ottawa – SudburyMay 1, 2026 7x weekly
Toronto City – Nashville* May 11, 20267x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Quebec City (returning) May 12, 202612x weekly
Ottawa – Kelowna May 13, 20265x weekly
Toronto Pearson – BostonMay 14, 202614x weekly
Montreal – Boston May 14, 20267x weekly
Hamilton – St. John’s May 15, 20265x weekly
Hamilton – Winnipeg May 15, 20264x weekly

*New destination

In addition to new routes, Porter is increasing capacity for several popular existing seasonal domestic markets.

RoutesInitial frequencyNew frequency
Ottawa – Winnipeg 7x weekly12x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Deer Lake 3x weekly5x weekly
Hamilton – Halifax7x weekly14x weekly

A number of popular winter seasonal routes are also being extended through summer from Toronto Pearson to Cancun (CUN), Costa Rica (LIR) and Nassau (NAS), Hamilton to Fort Lauderdale (FLL), as well as from Ottawa to Cancun. Porter is the only airline offering travellers access to sun destinations from Ottawa this summer. 

RoutesFrequency
Toronto Pearson – CancunUp to 6x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Costa Rica2x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Nassau2x weekly
Hamilton – Fort Lauderdale2x weekly
Ottawa – Cancun3x weekly

  
  
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