Porter Airlines is offering two new winter seasonal routes connecting Eastern Canada to the vibrant city of Las Vegas, catering to increased demand for travel to the world’s premier entertainment destination.

Starting November 1, Porter will operate nonstop service between Ottawa International Airport (YOW) and Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) four times weekly. Las Vegas-Montréal-Trudeau (YUL) service begins on November 2, with flights operating three times weekly.

Porter will be the only carrier operating the Ottawa-Las Vegas route. 

Flight schedule as follow:

All times are local.

This new service complements Porter’s existing twice-daily Las Vegas flights between Toronto-Pearson Airport.

Travelling with Porter means enjoying an elevated economy experience that no other North American airline offers. Passengers will appreciate the genuine Porter hospitality, premium snacks and complimentary beer and wine served in glassware. For those looking for an all-inclusive experience, PorterReserve fares offer fresh, healthy meals, pre-mixed cocktails, dedicated airport check-in, early boarding, enhanced legroom, two checked bags, and the ability to change flights without a fee.

Connections are available through Porter and its partner network. This includes Alaska Airlines flights for travel across the Western U.S. via LAS, while Porter’s extensive Eastern Canada network provides multiple options through YOW and YUL. Transatlantic itineraries are also available with Air Transat via YUL.