Porter Airlines resumes service after system outage

by The Bulldog • January 14, 2017

Porter Airlines resumes flights following system outage affecting about 400 passengers https://t.co/Bft1jgUqxS

— EIN Presswire: Airlines Newswire (@EINAirlineNews) January 15, 2017

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