‍TORONTO — Porter Airlines (PD) unveiled its summer 2026 schedule, adding Nashville service, new Canada–U.S. routes, and higher frequencies across key Canadian markets.

The Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)-based airline announced the expansion on January 29, 2026, outlining new destinations, new routes, added frequencies, and extended winter markets as it grows its network for the summer season.

In the U.S., PD added Nashville (BNA) as a new destination with daily flights from YTZ starting May 11, while Boston (BOS) gains new Porter flights from Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Montréal (YUL) starting May 14.

Across Canada, PD launched new links via Ottawa (YOW), Hamilton (YHM), and Toronto Pearson (YYZ), including Ottawa–Windsor (YQG) and Ottawa–Sudbury (YSB) beginning May 1—a move that shifts Sudbury and Windsor service to Ottawa to deepen connections through PD’s growing capital hub.

Porter also boosted flying on select seasonal domestic markets and extended several winter “sun” routes into summer, including YYZ–Cancún (CUN) up to 6x weekly and YOW–Cancún 3x weekly.

Porter (PD) framed the update as a ~20% network increase for summer 2026 and pointed to its “elevated economy” onboard product—no middle seats, complimentary beer and wine, and (on E195-E2 routes) free fast Wi-Fi—as it adds capacity and new city pairs.