Porter Airlines is offering two new winter seasonal service routes connecting Eastern Canada to Las Vegas, catering to increased demand for travel to the world’s premier entertainment destination.
Starting Nov. 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 Nov. 2, with flights operating three times weekly.
Porter will be the only carrier operating the Ottawa-Las Vegas route. This new service complements Porter’s existing twice-daily Las Vegas flights between Toronto-Pearson Airport.
“We are continuing to provide passengers in Ottawa and Montréal with convenient and comfortable travel options. These new routes to Las Vegas reflect our commitment to meeting passenger demand and offering superior service across our expanding network,” said Kevin Jackson, president, Porter Airlines.
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.
“We are grateful for the continued partnership with Porter Airlines and the ongoing push to provide more convenient routes directly to Vegas from Canada, our top source of international visitation. In 2023 we welcomed 1.4 million Canadians to the destination and with the addition of these new flight options from both Montreal and Ottawa, we hope to provide even more travellers the opportunity to experience Vegas firsthand,” said Steve Hill, CEO and president, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
