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Helena airport secures grant to attract Phoenix flight, deals with heavy fire traffic

Helena airport secures grant to attract Phoenix flight, deals with heavy fire traffic and last updated 2021-07-27 20:31:39-04 HELENA — Helena Regional Airport leaders are hopeful that they’ve taken a key step toward bringing in a new airline. It’s good news in the middle of what’s been a hectic summer for the airport. This week, Sens. Jon Tester and Steve Daines announced the airport had won a grant of just over $1 million from the Federal Aviation Administration’s Small Community Air Service Development Program. That money will be used as part of an incentive package intended to convince American Airlines to start direct flights between Helena and Phoenix.

Helena airport secures federal grant to attract service to Phoenix

The Helena Regional Airport secured a little more than a million dollars in grant funds from the U.S. Department of Transportation to help attract new service to Arizona. As part of the federal department s Small Community Air Service Development Program, the about $1 million will be packaged with local fundraising dollars to create an incentive package intended to woo an airline into starting a route from Helena s airport to Phoenix. According to Airport Director Jeff Wadekamper, some of the money will be spent on marketing of the new route. Other dollars from the new incentive package could be spent on minor terminal upgrades, most likely at the ticketing windows.

Pictured! We find every Qantas 747 still in a boneyard

written by Adam Thorn | July 27, 2021 Photos courtesy of Google Earth and Microsoft Zoom Earth In May this year, Australian Aviation published a story that became the biggest in our 40-year history, attracting a mind-boggling 80,000 views. It involved a TikTok user, Ashley Hall, who obtained footage from inside a Qantas 747 stored at a boneyard in the Californian desert. What she likely didn’t realise – that we were able to deduce from some nifty FlightAware research – was that the 747-400 in question had been sweltering in the desert, innards intact, for more than eight years. Perhaps the reason the story did so well, I think now, was because aviation enthusiasts have a propensity to see what others consider as simply hulks of metal as something a bit more alive. Much like the Toys in

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