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Cape Air Non-Stop Flights to Hagerstown, MD and also to Lancaster, PA from Baltimore-Washington International Airport Extended
11/5/2010
Cape Air Non-Stop Flights to Hagerstown, MD and also to Lancaster, PA from Baltimore-Washington International Airport Extended
(Hagerstown, MD and Hyannis, MA) – The U.S. Department of Transportation has extended Cape Air’s contract to provide air service to both Lancaster, PA and Hagerstown, MD from Baltimore-Washington International Airport through September 30, 2011.
"We are proud to serve as the connection for Lancaster and Hagerstown with the national air transportation system. Now that the air service in these communities has been extended we look forward to working with the communities to make the most out of this service," said Andrew Bonney, Cape Air’s Vice President of Planning. "We look forward to continuing to share our singular MOCHA HAGoTDI* brand of customer service while providing dependable air service to Baltimore-Washington International Airport with non-stop service to sixty-two national and four international destinations. With the fare of $59 one way between Hagerstown and Baltimore, and as low as $49 one way between Lancaster and Baltimore, we hope that patronage of both airports will continue to grow."
Carolyn Motz, Hagerstown Regional Airport Director says "The Cape Air regional service to BWI is like a private limo in the sky. We are delighted for its continuation!"
Tom Riford, the President and CEO of the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau said, "This is great news that the federal contract has been extended, and Hagerstown Regional Airport will continue to have convenient and dependable commercial air service to and from BWI. This is positive for our local tourism and travel industry. Visitors and residents alike appreciate Hagerstown's 'no hassle' airport, with free parking, quick check-in, and the reliability of Cape Air's service."
David F. Eberly, Jr., the Lancaster Airport Director shared that "Those whom have experienced our shortcut to BWI have enjoyed savings of time, money and stress."
"We are proud to serve as the connection for Lancaster and Hagerstown with the national air transportation system. Now that the air service in these communities has been extended we look forward to working with the communities to make the most out of this service," said Andrew Bonney, Cape Air’s Vice President of Planning. "We look forward to continuing to share our singular MOCHA HAGoTDI* brand of customer service while providing dependable air service to Baltimore-Washington International Airport with non-stop service to sixty-two national and four international destinations. With the fare of $59 one way between Hagerstown and Baltimore, and as low as $49 one way between Lancaster and Baltimore, we hope that patronage of both airports will continue to grow."
Carolyn Motz, Hagerstown Regional Airport Director says "The Cape Air regional service to BWI is like a private limo in the sky. We are delighted for its continuation!"
Tom Riford, the President and CEO of the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau said, "This is great news that the federal contract has been extended, and Hagerstown Regional Airport will continue to have convenient and dependable commercial air service to and from BWI. This is positive for our local tourism and travel industry. Visitors and residents alike appreciate Hagerstown's 'no hassle' airport, with free parking, quick check-in, and the reliability of Cape Air's service."
David F. Eberly, Jr., the Lancaster Airport Director shared that "Those whom have experienced our shortcut to BWI have enjoyed savings of time, money and stress."
Itineraries between Baltimore and the cities of Lancaster and Hagerstown can be booked directly with Cape Air at www.capeair.com. If passengers are connecting in and out of Baltimore, they can book their entire itinerary, to their final destination, on Expedia.com.
About Cape Air: Now in its 21st year, Cape Air is one of the largest independent regional airlines in the United States, annually flying over 610,000 passengers to destinations around the world including New England, New York, the Caribbean, and Florida, the Mid-Atlantic, the Midwest and Micronesia. With a fleet of sixty-two Cessna 402s and two ATR-42s, the employee-owned company operates up to 600 flights a day.
Based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, Cape Air also operates flights under the Nantucket Airlines brand. Cape Air is a code share partner with Continental Airlines in the Caribbean and Micronesia, with JetBlue Airways in New England and American Airlines in the Midwest. In addition, Cape Air has ticket and baggage agreements with most major airlines. Cape Air’s unique brand of customer service, MOCHA HAGoTDI,* has won the airline accolades as ‘Best Airline’ on Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard and in the United States Virgin Islands. The airline has been recognized for outstanding philanthropy in the communities it serves and Cape Air CEO Dan Wolf was recipient of the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year™ Award.
*Make our Customers Happy and Have a Good Time Doing It.
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Cape Air is a Sustaining Member of the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau. For more information about Hagerstown and Washington County, see: www.marylandmemories.com.
Washington County has five national parks, eight state parks, over 30 museums, a renowned professional symphony orchestra, a professional minor league baseball team, and the county is ranked first in the State of Maryland in the Retail Opportunity Index.
The Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization whose mission is to help attract visitors to Hagerstown and Washington County. The CVB helps to create vibrant growth for the local economy by promoting, developing, and expanding the local visitor industry. Washington County is part of the Heart of the Civil War Heritage Area (www.heartofthecivilwar.org), and the Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area (http://hallowedground.org). Washington County is also part of the Quad-State Tourism Coalition, a four-state tourism group along I-81. For more information, see: www.quadstate81.com. The Hagerstown-Washington County CVB was recently awarded the Maryland Cultural Heritage Tourism Award by Governor Martin O'Malley.
