Taos Air brings nonstop private flights back to Austin airport
Taos Air brings nonstop private flights back to Austin airport You could be here in four hours. The airplane charter service will resume flights to the following airports: Austin-Bergstrom International McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad Service resumes on July 1. Summer flights will consist of twice weekly service from each city between July 1 through September 27. Taos Air will also offer service for the winter 2021-22 ski season; booking for those flights will open up later this summer. A nonstop flight takes about three and a half hours. There are currently regular commercial flights to Taos via American Airlines and Southwest Airlines.
Taos Air Returns With Nonstop Roundtrip Flights From Texas and California
Easiest route to the Rockies brings travelers to renowned mountain destination with new summer activities for all
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TAOS, N.M., May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Taos Air will restart its popular service offering direct flights to and from Austin–Bergstrom International, Dallas Love Field, Hawthorne Municipal Airport in Los Angeles, and McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad. Service resumes July 1, 2021, just in time for Texas and California-based travelers to enjoy the Rocky Mountain adventures in Taos, including many of Taos Ski Valley s newest summer activities. Once again, Taos Air will offer a private flight experience at the price of a commercial airline ticket.
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