American Eagle Airlines will launch nonstop service between its Dallas/Fort Worth hub (DFW) and Santa Fe Municipal Airport (SAF), on 11 June. The carrier will initially operate round-trip services using 44-seat Embraer 140s.
"American Eagle is pleased to be able to provide Santa Fe and the surrounding communities with nonstop service to DFW," said American Eagle president and CEO Peter Bowler. "This new service not only makes vacationing in the beautiful Santa Fe area more convenient, but will provide much more flexible options for area businesses."
Flight will depart from Dallas/Fort Worth at 10:55, arriving in Santa Fe at 11:45, with the return leaving Santa Fe at 12:10 and landing at DFW at 14:50.
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