From 26 October, easyJet will fly from Porto to Milan four times a week.

Low-cost airline easyJet has announced that it will open a new route in Porto during the winter, connecting the Portuguese city with Milan Linate Airport. The first flight will depart on 26 October.

The new route will operate on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.

"With this new route, easyJet

Air Canada will begin flying between Porto and Montreal three times a week today, and may extend the connection beyond the high season, according to the sales director for the European region.

In statements to Lusa, Margaret Skinner said that the flight will be operated “every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday afternoon”, running until 25 September.

When asked about the possibility

FlixBus has announced the reinforcement of direct connections to Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, in Porto, with the launch of two new lines from the cities of Braga and Guimarães, which guarantee a shuttle to and from the airport. 

With these two lines, passengers from Braga now have access to up to 22 direct connections to the airport, 11 in each direction, while passengers from Guimarães

TAP Air Portugal has launched its new route from Porto to Boston, with Flight TP227 landing at Boston Logan International Airport last night. The new four-weekly service brings the north of Portugal even closer to the US.

Flights between Porto and Boston will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays until October 25. The seven-hour and 35-minute flight will depart from Porto

Operations at national airports are now running “normally”, assures ANA Aeroportos de Portugal, adding that “all operational systems” are working, after the blackout.

“Operations at Portuguese airports are proceeding normally, with all operational systems functioning,” said the airport manager in a statement released by Lusa.

At Porto and Faro airports, adds ANA Aeroportos de

Ryanair has announced the connection of the cities of Porto and Rome for the 2025 summer operation.

Starting this summer, Ryanair will connect the cities of Porto and Rome (Fiumicino). The connection will be made by six weekly flights.

Elena Cabral, Ryanair's Communications Director, highlights the “offer that the company now makes available from Porto”, adding that, “despite