Porter Airlines says it will add five new year-round domestic routes from London International Airport in spring 2027. The airline announced Tuesday it will offer direct service from London to Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal Metropolitan Airport, Ottawa and Vancouver. Porter president Kevin Jackson said the expansion builds on the airline’s recently announced winter sun service from London to destinations in Florida, Mexico and Jamaica. “We are building on the strong passenger response to our recent winter sun destinations announcement by introducing five nonstop domestic routes,” Jackson said in a statement. “This expansion demonstrates that Porter is committed to making London a meaningful part of our network.” According to the airline, service to Halifax and Vancouver will begin April 12, 2027, with Edmonton flights launching May 6, 2027. Routes to Ottawa and Montreal Metropolitan Airport will also begin April 12. At peak service, Porter plans to operate daily flights between London and Halifax, seven weekly flights to Edmonton, and 11 weekly flights to Vancouver. Ottawa and Montreal routes will operate up to 20 times weekly, including as many as three daily round trips. Scott McFadzean, president and chief executive officer of London International Airport, described the announcement as a significant investment in the region. “These five domestic non-stop routes represent a transformational investment in our region, strengthening access for travellers and businesses while enhancing London’s position as a growing centre for aviation and aerospace,” he said in a statement.
