Tucson Airport News
Delta Air Lines introduces new nonstop service to Los Angeles on December 17th. Continue reading...
EXPRESSJET AIRLINES LAUNCHES ADDITIONAL NONSTOP FLIGHTS CONNECTING THREE NEW CITIES TO TUCSON. Continue reading...
TUCSON AIRPORT AUTHORITY ANNOUNCES DELTA AIR LINES SERVICE TO LOS ANGELES; Twice Daily Service Begins December 17, 2007
The Tucson Airport Authority and Delta Air Lines are pleased to announce new nonstop service to Los Angeles (LAX) on Delta Air Lines beginning December 17, 2007. The additional twice-daily service increases the number of daily nonstop flights from Tucson to Los Angeles to 13. Delta also currently offers two daily nonstop flights to Atlanta and six daily nonstop flights to Salt Lake City.
"The addition of Delta Air Lines' new LAX service is timed perfectly for holiday travelers," said Bonnie Allin, President/CEO of the Tucson Airport Authority.
"Los Angeles is the most popular destination for Tucson travelers, and the increase to 13 daily departures and arrivals adds convenience and choice for our customers. Additionally, it will enhance our customers' Hawaii and international travel options through Los Angeles. I'm delighted that Delta is helping us expand our service in this market."
TUCSON AIRPORT AUTHORITY AND EXPRESS JET AIRLINES ANNOUNCES THREE NEW NONSTOP DESTINATIONS EXPRESSJET AIRLINES ADDS RENO, SPOKANE AND OMAHA
The Tucson Airport Authority and ExpressJet Airlines are pleased to announce new nonstop service to Reno, Nevada; Spokane, Washington; and Omaha, Nebraska on ExpressJet Airlines beginning November 11, 2007. The addition of service brings the number of nonstop destinations from Tucson served by ExpressJet to nine and increases the total number of nonstop destinations available from Tucson International Airport to 28.
"We are thrilled that ExpressJet Airlines is adding more service in Tucson," said Bonnie Allin, President/CEO of Tucson Airport Authority. Reno, Spokane and Omaha are three very popular travel destinations, and it's exciting to be able to offer nonstop service to these fine cities to our local Tucson customers. This also gives inbound leisure and business travelers to Tucson easier access to our great city and region."
ExpressJet Airlines began flying from Tucson on April 2, 2007, and currently offers nonstop service to Austin (AUS), Kansas City (MCI), L.A./Ontario (ONT), Sacramento (SMF), San Antonio (SAT), and El Paso (ELP). Located in the East Concourse at Gate 28, ExpressJet has service to more nonstop destinations than any other Tucson air carrier.
For current TIA air service arrival and departure schedules, visit www.airtucson.com/service.htm.
Nonstop Airline Service from and to Tucson
There are 12 airlines* serving Tucson with over 85 daily departures to 28 destinations.
Commercial Service as of November 11, 2007 Tucson Nonstop Destinations
Albuquerque (2) Aerolitoral Hermosillo (1)
Atlanta (2)
Austin (1) Alaska Seattle (1)
Chicago (Midway Airport) (2)
Chicago (O’Hare Airport) (3) American Chicago (3), Dallas (8)
Dallas-Ft. Worth (8)
Denver (6) Continental Houston (5), Newark (1)
El Paso (1)
Hermosillo, Mexico (1) Delta/SkyWest Atlanta (2), Salt Lake City (5) (twice daily
Houston (5) service to Los Angeles begins December 17)
Kansas City (1)
Las Vegas (8) ExpressJet Austin (1), Kansas City (1), Ontario, CA (2),
Los Angeles (11)** Sacramento (2), San Antonio (1), El Paso (1)
Minneapolis/St. Paul (1) Omaha (1), Reno (1), Spokane (1)
Newark (1)
New York (1) Frontier Denver (2)
Oakland (1)
Omaha (1) JetBlue New York (1)
Ontario, CA (2)
Phoenix (11) Northwest Minneapolis (1)
Reno (1)
Sacramento (2) Southwest Albuquerque (2), Chicago (2), Las Vegas (6),
Salt Lake City (5) Los Angeles (6), Oakland (1), San Diego (4)
San Antonio (1)
San Diego (4) United Denver (4), Los Angeles (5), San Francisco (1)
San Francisco (1)
Seattle/Tacoma (1) US Airways Las Vegas (2), Phoenix (11)
Spokane (1)
*Sun Country Airlines begins twice weekly seasonal service to Minneapolis December 16-April 7.
**On December 17, 2007, Delta begins twice daily service to Los Angeles.
