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Proposal for New Regional Airline Service Linking Boston and Atlantic City Airport

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1
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What happened

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A proposal was put forward to establish new regional airline service at Atlantic City International Airport. This service could potentially connect the resort area with Boston and other destinations that currently lack service. The discussion regarding the service took place during a meeting attended by Mayor Marty Small, casino executives, and developers.

From wondradio.com

Why it matters

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The establishment of this service could potentially integrate the market between Boston and Atlantic City. The proposal requires review and approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.

From wondradio.com

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  • Atlantic CitySpeculative

    Atlantic City might see increased revenue and demand from the establishment of new regional airline services.

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