Porter Airlines begins commercial service today from a new passenger terminal at Montreal Metropolitan Airport in Saint-Hubert, located on Montreal’s South Shore. The airline is presenting the move as a major expansion of its passenger network. Porter launches flights to 11 Canadian destinations from the new terminal, including major cities such as Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Toronto, according to multiple outlets. The service starts with departures from the Saint-Hubert terminal rather than Montreal’s main airport, and the new route network is framed as an effort to attract travellers to the second airport. Across coverage, the emphasis remains on the opening of the terminal and the start of the domestic schedule tied to Porter’s expansion plan. All sources describe the launch as the start of commercial operations at the new facility and outline that the airline’s initial Canadian destinations include several large markets connected by nonstop flights under the expanded service.