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Grand Island air service EAS applicants

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http://www.theindependent.com/articles/ ... 746579.txt
Grand Island received five bids from four airlines. They are:


— American Eagle Airlines flying to Dallas/Fort Worth on a 37- to 50-seat regional jet for 13 round trips a week. Bid cost is $2.2 million.

— Great Lakes Aviation flying to Denver on a 19-seat Beech 1900 for 18 round trips a week. Bid cost is $1.9 million.

— SkyWest Airlines flying to Chicago O’Hare on a 50-seat regional jet for 12 round trips a week. Bid cost is $2.9 million.

— Seaport Airlines flying to Denver on a nine-seat turboprop for 18 round trips weekly. The bid cost is $2.5 million.

— Seaport Airlines flying to Kansas City on a nine-seat turboprop for 12 round trips a week. The bid cost is $1.4 million.
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American Eagle Airlines will be flying out of the Central Nebraska Regional Airport in Grand Island to Dallas-Fort Worth.

http://www.theindependent.com/articles/ ... 918964.txt

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I spent Friday evening at the Afternooners restaurant at the airport. While we were there, a plane from Mesa was arriving and another was departing a little while later. I was very impressed at all the traffic at the airport. Honestly, I had no idea the airport was seeing that much busy! I hope the Dallas flights bring in more business!
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