Porter Airlines is selling The Little Things Blind Boxes, a limited-edition collection of five ‘little things’ passengers love about the airline to commemorate the 20th anniversary of its foundation.
Porter Airlines began flying in 2006 and now operates services to destinations across Canada, the USA, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The airline has built its reputation on the details that make Economy flying feel considered. Those positives are reflected in the series of collectables and The Little Things Blind Boxes mark the start of the airline’s 20th birthday celebrations.
Each box contains one of The Little Things that make flying with Porter enjoyable in mini form (a 1:5 ratio). The items available are:
● Mr Porter – Porter Airline’s animated raccoon mascot and mini travel companion
● A De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft, which has been a member of Porter’s fleet since the airline started flying
● An Embraer E195-E2 aircraft
● A Little Drink – served in a glass
● Little Luggage that’s described as “an ideal size for a big trip”
● A 1-in-500 chance to find a Golden Porter Pass, which is redeemable for 20 free flights to any Porter destination
Each blind box is priced at US$22 (CDN$30). The boxes are available for presale, while quantities last, with shipping from November 2026.
The boxes are sealed collectable packages. Each The Little Things Blind Box measures 10.4 cm by 10.4 cm by 12.7 cm (4.1 inches by 4.1 inches by 5 inches) and contains a sealed foil bag to be opened after purchase to reveal the collectable item. Each blind box also includes a keychain to turn the little thing into an accessory.
Kevin Jackson, President of Porter Airlines, said: “We’ve always believed care shows up in the little things, which for us are tangible and intangible details that make passengers feel welcome and cared for. As part of our 20th birthday celebration, we want to capture that feeling in something you can actually hold. These blind boxes are more than a travel souvenir; they’re little Porter moments, small enough to fit in your hand.”
