American Eagle Airlines will begin nonstop jet service to six new cities from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW): Santa Fe, NM; Tallahassee, FL; Montgomery, AL; Brownsville, TX; Lake Charles, LA; and Manhattan, KS. The new services start on June 11, except for Manhattan, KS, which begins on 25 August.
"American Eagle is excited to launch these new cities from our beautiful Terminal B at DFW Airport," said American Eagle president and CEO Peter Bowler. "Connecting Dallas/Fort Worth to small and medium-sized cities is one of Eagle's key missions, and these new flights are sure to benefit these cities, DFW and the entire AA network."
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