Continental to Start Services From Cleveland to Oklahoma
July 27, 2007
Continental Airlines has announced that it will launch a new nonstop service between its Cleveland hub and Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport from September 30.
The daily service, operated with 50-seat Embraer 145 regional jet aircraft, will provide connections via Cleveland to dozens of other cities.
“This new air service by Continental Airlines will offer a new destination for passengers who travel through Will Rogers World Airport,” said Mark Kranenburg, director, Oklahoma City Department of Airports.
“Our new service will make travel between Oklahoma City and Cleveland easier for business and leisure customers while increasing service options for Oklahomans to travel to the Northeast,” said a Continental spokesperson.
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