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Porter Airlines Brings Its Fancy Free Lounge Access to Newark Airport

August 31, 2012 at 12:38 PM | by | Comments (0)

We haven’t heard much from Porter Airlines recently, but that’s because they were hard at work putting the finishing touches on their brand new airport lounge at Newark-Liberty.

If you’re aren’t familiar with Porter Airlines and their lounges, you just roll your suitcase—and yourself—right inside as lounge access is a complimentary amenity available to each and every passenger. No credit card, membership, or other paperwork needed to swing in for a drink, a comfortable seat, and a personal power outlet.

Just like the lounges available to passengers in Toronto and Ottawa, the new one in Newark offers stuff like comfy seating, WiFi access, plenty of beverages, as well as coffee and snacks. There’s no booze on the ground in these lounges, but the wine and beer are free once you’re up in the air—so you don’t even need it. The new lounge is located near Porter’s primary gate in the airport, so just make yourself over to Terminal B and you’ll be all set.

Most of the passengers will be heading to Toronto-City Airport (YTZ), as there’s as many as 13 daily round trip options between EWR and YTZ. However, there’s connections available to all kinds of other spots like Windsor, Sudbury, Ottawa, and Timmins—just to name a few. Of course Porter Airlines is convenient for business travelers, but if you’re planning a little weekend trip to Canada for fun be sure to give them a shot. With the brand new lounge your vacation will begin as soon as you get through airport security.

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