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After a year of mostly empty planes and terminals, XNA announced the return of some suspended flights. Author: Micah Wilson Updated: 7:00 PM CDT April 26, 2021
BENTONVILLE, Ark. After a year of mostly empty planes and terminals, the Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) announced the return of some suspended flights.
“We are really excited that our directs are coming back and were able to open up areas that you know, you would have to have a connecting flight to,” said XNA Public Relations and Marketing Spokeswoman Alex English.
For the first time since March and April of 2020, XNA will allow direct flights to Los Angeles beginning in June. Previously the airport announced flights to Washington, D.C and Miami to resume this month. However, flights to New York City are still suspended due to low demand. Saying these flights are mainly for business travel.
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Masked passengers check into a Spirit Airlines flight, Wednesday. Dec. 2, 2020, at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Ineterantional Airport. (Joe Cavaretta/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS)
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