Two airlines bid to serve Tupelo Regional
by Associated Press
Published: October 25,2011
Tags: air travel, airlines, airports, transportation, travel
TUPELO — Officials at Tupelo Regional Airport expect to know by November who will take over air service.
Airport executive director Josh Abramson tells WTVA-TV two companies have submitted bids thus far.
Abramson says Seaport Airlines presented a bid that would allow 25 weekly flights to Memphis and 18 weekly flights to Nashville.
Another company, Air Choice One, offered a plan that will provide 52 weekly flights to Memphis only.
Abramson says both carriers would use smaller passenger aircraft — able to seat nine.
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October 25th, 2011 at 8:55 am
You can travel to memphis in a cropduster.