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There are two major fare families offered by Porter Airlines - PorterClassic and PorterReserve - each including four and two types of fares correspondingly, while every type includes Porter Airlines basic services:

• PorterClassic Basic (Economy): This is the basic fare option, which is perfect for people whose schedules are fixed and do not require flexibility. It only provides a personal item (a full carry-on is extra), is not changeable or refundable except during the usual 24-hour booking period, and the passenger would have to collect their boarding passes from the counter at the airport and cannot get electronic boarding passes.
• PorterClassic Standard (Economy): This fare includes a full carry-on and electronic boarding passes but does not provide seat selection, and checked bags are additional.
• PorterClassic Flexible (Economy): It is the same as PorterClassic Standard plus a free checked bag and more relaxed change and cancellation policies, which makes this fare perfect for people who plan to have checked bags but do not require Porter's Premium PorterReserve experience.
• PorterClassic Freedom (Economy): This is the most liberal economy class offer, offering two complimentary checked bags along with flexible terms that are changeable and cancellable.
• PorterReserve Navigate: Porter's response to premium economy, located in the first rows of the Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, with around 36 inches of legroom, upgraded food service, expedited boarding, and two free checked bags without having a designated premium economy cabin.
• PorterReserve Ultimate: This is the premium product and includes all that comes with Navigate in addition to maximum flexibility and priority services – as close as Porter gets to offering business class.

Important note: All fares offered by Porter include complimentary snack service, complimentary alcohol and Wi-Fi on E195-E2 aircraft. Thus, the difference between the fares lies in baggage allowance and flexibility - a comparison tool will show if it is worth upgrading from Basic to Standard or Flexible.

Unlike other North American airlines, Porter Airlines' route map uses a unique strategy of operating out of three distinct hub airports within the same metro area, owing to the expansion of the airline into becoming a national network.

• Toronto-Billy Bishop City Airport (YTZ): Porter's original hub and home of its De Havilland Dash 8-400 fleet of turboprop planes, with its downtown location near the Financial District and accessibility via ferry or foot tunnel from downtown. It serves as a regional hub for flights in Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada and a growing number of US cities offering on-site US CBP preclearance.
• Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ): The main hub of the airline for its Embraer E195-E2 fleet of jets flying on longer-haul flights to domestic destinations, the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean, which are not possible at Billy Bishop Airport.
• Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport (YOW): The secondary hub of the airline with both Porter's turboprop and jets operating out of it, also housing the main maintenance facilities for Embraer jets.
• Montréal (YUL & MET/YHU): Porter uses two airports in Montréal – Montréal Trudeau International Airport, as well as Montréal Metropolitan (the former Saint-Hubert airport). The latter is helping to expand Porter’s presence in Québec with flights that go throughout Canada.
• Other major cities for Porter: Hamilton (YHM) acts as a growing leisure destination in Southern Ontario, and Chicago O’Hare, Nashville and Austin are the United States cities that act as growing destinations for Porter beyond Canada.