Direct Air, a Myrtle Beach-based public charter service, is expanding its fall and winter schedules this year to a number of cities from Myrtle Beach, its chief executive officer said Tuesday.
The airline started service to Springfield, Ill., and Worcester, Mass., earlier this year, and flights were originally scheduled to run through early September. Based on customer response, Judy Tull, the airline's CEO, said the routes were being continued through mid-November.
Flights to Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Plattsburgh, N.Y., which also serve Toronto and Montreal, respectively, will operate a more complete winter schedule this year, Tull said. They will run three times a week through April 2010; last year during the winter there was only limited flights during the holidays, Tull said.
Flights to Rockford, Ill., and Allentown, Pa., which also began earlier this year, will end in September as planned without any extension, Tull said. Flights to Columbus, Ohio, which the airline started in 2008, will end in mid-November this year, like it did last year, Tull said.
Flights to Newark, N.J, and Pittsburgh will also operate through the fall and winter, according to the airline's Web site, www.visitdirectair.com.
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