AirTran Airways has announced an expansion of its operations at New York's LaGuardia Airport and Washington's Reagan National Airport. Additional flights will begin from these airports on 4 November 2009, and are in addition to AirTran's existing services from these cities.
At LaGuardia, the airline will begin offering service to Indianapolis while increasing flights to Orlando. At Reagan National, AirTran will increase the frequency of flights to Orlando and Atlanta.
"These new flights will make it easier than ever for passengers to get to some of the most important cities in the nation," said Kevin Healy, senior vice-president, marketing and planning. "Whether you're trading on Wall Street or roaming the halls of the Capitol, AirTran Airways will get you there affordably and with our high-quality service."
In November, AirTran will offer 19 daily flights to six cities nonstop from LaGuardia and 11 daily flights to four cities nonstop from Reagan National.
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