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Based at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Porter Airlines is a privately owned regional airline operating a fleet of Bombardier regional aircraft. Its network includes services withinCanada and to the United States. Capa Aviation.   Porter Airlines is adding a new twist to its controversial bid to bring jets to Toronto’s island airport, putting a second option on the table that calls for extending its main runway further into Lake Ontario, a move it says will reduce noise. The new plans, outlined in a letter to city officials sent Tuesday and obtained by The Globe and Mail, proposes adding another 32 metres to both ends of the runway, extending it a total of 200 metres into the lake on either side. Lengthening the runway, the letter states, “allows for improved noise abatement procedures, including using less power on take-off.” The original proposal called for a 168-metre extension into the water at each end. CANADIAN PORTER AIRLINES JOINS ARC TO ACCESS US TRAVEL AGENCIES Apr 08, 2013 ARLINGTON, Va. – ARC announced today that Porter Airlines (PD), a Toronto-based regional carrier, has joined ARC to extend the carrier’s reach into the U.S. market by leveraging ARC’s 14,000 affiliated travel agencies, ticket settlement system, and technology solutions. As an ARC participating carrier, Porter can now quickly expand its services and provide more air travel options to the U.S. travel agency community. “Porter has defined itself with customers by focusing on innovation and service, and emphasizing premium amenities at no added cost to the customer,” said Michael Deluce, executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Porter Airlines. “This agreement with ARC allows us to expand our reach among U.S. travel agents, allowing more passengers to benefit from the Porter experience.” Mike Premo, ARC’s president and CEO, commented, “We are extremely pleased to welcome Porter Airlines to the ARC family of carriers. U.S. travel agencies look to us for the ability to ticket efficiently on airlines that matter to their customers. We believe that Porter’s growing presence in the U.S. combined with ARC participation will benefit them, agents, and the traveling public. All of us at ARC look forward to working with them.”