American Eagle Airlines is to add a second flight between Dallas/Fort Worth airport (DFW) and Tallahassee, FL, (TLH), beginning on 1 August. The airline will operate the service with 50-seat Embraer ERJ 145s.
"We have received a very positive response from our customers to our first daily nonstop flight from Dallas/Fort Worth to Tallahassee," reported Peter Bowler, president and CEO of American Eagle. "So we're delighted to double our service from Texas to Florida's capital.
"This new schedule allows Tallahassee customers the ability to fly into Dallas to conduct business meetings and be home that same day," Bowler added. "It also offers even more convenient connections throughout American's vast network, especially to the West Coast, Hawaii and Asia."
American Eagle also serves Tallahassee with three daily flights from its hub at Miami International Airport.
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