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Article: Four W.Va. cities to get United flights to D.C.
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- Charleston Gazette
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- December 7, 2007
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United Airlines plans to begin offering direct flights next month
between Washington, D.C., and nine East Coast cities, including four
in West Virginia, the company announced Thursday.
Though touted as opening up the world to fliers in Beckley,
Clarksburg, Morgantown and Parkersburg, the new service does not
include Mercer County Airport, which lost its commercial air service
last month.
Beginning Jan. 7, United Airline Express, through its regional
partner Colgan Air, will begin offering flights aboard 34-seat Saab
SF-340 aircraft between Washington-Dulles International Airport and
Parkersburg; Bradford, Pa.; and Jamestown, N.Y., the airline said.
Service to and from the nation's capital ...