Porter advertises Toronto–Vancouver sale from $278 CAD return
Porter’s 72-hour sale advertises Toronto–Vancouver fares from $278 CAD return for select February and March dates. Book by Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET; confirm the Toronto airport before buying.
Porter Airlines is advertising Toronto–Vancouver flights from $278 CAD round-trip for select dates in February and March as part of a 72-hour transcontinental sale. The stated booking deadline is Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET.
The offer includes Basic and Standard fare bundles. Compare the conditions and inclusions before choosing a fare; the advertised starting price is available only on select dates.
There is an airport discrepancy in the supplied sale details: the subject identifies YYZ, Toronto Pearson, while the description names Toronto Billy Bishop, which is YTZ. Confirm the departure airport before booking. The notice also omits the travel year and the calendar date of the Thursday deadline.
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