New Phl/clt-cak Service

US Airways Express to Begin Service to Philadelphia and Charlotte From Akron-Canton Airport
Tuesday September 7, 9:19 am ET


GREEN, Ohio, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Beginning November 8, 2004, US Airways Express will offer nonstop service to Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) and Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) from Akron- Canton Airport (CAK). The service will replace flights previously offered to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT). The carrier will offer three daily flights to Philadelphia and five daily flights to Charlotte from CAK, aboard 50- and 70-passenger regional jets.
"This enhanced schedule is wonderful news for Northeast Ohio travelers," said airport director Fred Krum. "US Airways has served our community for more than forty years. We look forward to their continued growth and success in the market."

"We are pleased to bring increased frequency and capacity to Akron-Canton, bringing our local passengers even greater access to our network, including one-stop service to nearly 25 Caribbean destinations," said Andrew P. Nocella, US Airways vice president of network and revenue management.

Daily service effective November 8, 2004:
Akron-Canton to Philadelphia International Nonstop Service

CAK-PHL PHL-CAK
Flight Departs Flight Departs
2380 6:55 am 2333 10:00 am
2368 10:30 am 2279 3:55 pm
2279 6:10 pm 2311 8:55 pm

Akron-Canton to Charlotte Douglas Nonstop Service

CAK-CLT CLT-CAK
Flight Departs Flight Departs
2227* 6:00 am 2302 8:30 am
2207* 7:30 am 2253 12:15 pm
2255 12:10 pm 2230* 4:00 pm
2254 2:10 pm 2206* 8:05 pm
2229* 5:55 pm 2234* 10:10 pm

* Denotes flight using 70 passenger Canadair Regional Jet


From Charlotte and Philadelphia, US Airways offers convenient connections to Europe and the Caribbean. Additionally, US Airways is part of the Star Alliance offering additional flight options aboard Alliance partners. Flights to Charlotte and Philadelphia are now available for purchase at http://www.usairways.com or by calling a travel consultant. The Boyd Group of Evergreen, Colorado, recently ranked Akron-Canton as the number one fastest growing airport in the country (2003-2008). To accommodate the additional passengers, CAK is currently in phase three of the $60 million, five-year STAR expansion project including longer runways, an expanded terminal (including a new second-level loading concourse and a food court with national brands) and a new interchange south of the airport at Shuffel Road. Additional airport information is available at http://www.akroncantonairport.com .


---------------------------------------------------------------------

Nice press release touting new service. Only one thing is a little strange. This was issued by the Akron-Canton Airport. US Airways hasn't gotten around to issuing a press release for all the new and increased service in their November schedule. And you'd think they'd want some good news coming out around now. :rolleyes:
 
IMO, probably a strategic oversight, since PSA told their mechanics that the CAK base would be closing for good, and they would have to go elsewhere in the system.
 
Prince of PAWOBs said:
IMO, probably a strategic oversight, since PSA told their mechanics that the CAK base would be closing for good, and they would have to go elsewhere in the system.
[post="177059"][/post]​
Actually the Maintenance in CAK is remaining only the pilot and flight attendant domiciles are closing.
 

Latest posts