When does Porter Airlines start flying from MET?

The first Porter flights from Montreal Metropolitan Airport (MET) will depart on June 15, 2026. All 12 routes will be in service by June 22, 2026.

What is MET's airport code?

The official code for Montreal Metropolitan Airport is YHU. This is the former code for Saint-Hubert Airport, which has been revitalized and renamed MET.

Where is MET Airport located?

MET is located in Longueuil, on Montreal's South Shore. The airport is easily accessible from downtown and serves over 50% of the Greater Montreal population.

What destinations are offered from MET?

Porter offers 12 routes from MET: Quebec City, St. John's, Toronto City, Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Halifax, Charlottetown, Winnipeg, Moncton, and Hamilton. Four routes are seasonal (St. John's, Charlottetown, Winnipeg, and Moncton).

Does Porter continue to fly from Montreal-Trudeau (YUL)?

Yes. Porter maintains its 106 weekly departures from YUL. The addition of MET complements the offering without replacing existing flights at Montreal-Trudeau.

Can VIPorter points be earned on flights from MET?

Yes. All Porter flights from MET allow you to earn VIPorter points. Holders of the BMO VIPorter World Elite Mastercard earn additional points on their daily purchases.

What aircraft serve MET?

MET is served by the De Havilland Dash 8-400 (78 seats) and the Embraer E195-E2 (132 seats). No Porter aircraft has a middle seat.

Can a combined Porter and Pascan flight be booked from MET?

Yes. Thanks to the partnership between Porter and Pascan Aviation, you can purchase a single ticket covering both companies. Baggage is automatically transferred between flights, facilitating connections to regions of Quebec and the Maritimes.