Surf Air Mobility and Williamsport, Pennsylvania Enter Agreement for Subsidized Commuter Air Service Between Williamsport Regional Airport (IPT) and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)
The goal of this program is to provide the city of
This announcement comes a few weeks after another similar agreement with Purdue University that will privately subsidize flights connecting West Lafayette Airport and Chicago O’Hare. These agreements resemble Surf Air Mobility’s numerous Essential Air Service contracts which provide federal subsidies to connect communities which would otherwise lack access to minimal air service. The agreement with
By partnering directly with the city of
“Williamsport,
Through Southern’s interline and distribution agreements, passengers flying to and from
Southern will operate these flights using Cessna Grand Caravan turboprop aircraft, with nine passenger seats and two pilots.
“The Williamsport Municipal Airport Authority and I welcome this commitment on the part of our new airline partner, Southern Airways Express. We believe connecting to the
Surf Air Mobility, with its Southern Airways and Mokulele Airlines subsidiaries, is the largest commuter airline in the
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