Sun Country Airlines has begun new non-stop service from the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St Paul to Boston. The airline will fly during the busy summer season and will continue service through to September.
“With the addition of this new market, customers in the Twin Cities and Boston will now enjoy low fares and the award-winning customer service we are known for,” said Stan Gadek, chairman and CEO of Sun Country Airlines.
Sun Country will offer passengers notable Boston foods on the flight, including a corn muffin and cranberry juice. Passengers will also receive a map and guide of the city from the Boston CVB. In addition, Boston establishments will offer special deals and discounts. Among these will be Legal Seafoods, a restaurant famous for the clam chowder, and the Omni Parker House, known for its Boston cream pie.
Boston becomes the 26th destination served by Sun Country from its hub in Minneapolis/St Paul.
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