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Delaware To Become Only U.S. State Without Major Airline Service
Frontier Airlines will end flights in and out of the state next month after officials said demand no longer supports service, a report said.
WILMINGTON, DE — Delaware will soon become the only U.S. state without commercial airline service after Frontier Airlines announced last week it will end flights to and from the state, according to a report by Insider.
A Frontier Airlines spokesperson confirmed to Insider that the company will end flights between Orlando, Florida, and New Castle Airport on June 6. The company told Insider that "sufficient demand did not materialize to support the service."
After June 6, Delaware travelers will have to drive to airports like Philadelphia or Baltimore in order to catch a flight.
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New Castle Airport will continue to operate charter and general aviation flights, according to Insider.
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