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Alaska Airport Could Regain Air Service After 22-Year Hiatus

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Following a 22-year pause, Seward, Alaska, may once again have scheduled flights. The town’s airport last had scheduled air service in 2002.

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Alaska Airport Could Regain Air Service After 22-Year Hiatus

Following a 22-year pause, Seward, Alaska, may once again have scheduled flights. The town’s airport last had scheduled air service in 2002.

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AirlineGeeks.com broke the news in 2 months ago on Thursday, December 12, 2024.

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Alaska Airport Could Regain Air Service After 22-Year Hiatus

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