CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - All nonstop flights that were suspended last year due to the coronavirus pandemic in Charleston, West Virginia, will be fully restored after American Airlines announced the resumption of service to Philadelphia.
Service between Charleston’s Yeager Airport and Philadelphia International Airport will resume on June 3, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reported.
“This is great news for our entire region,” Yeager Airport director and CEO Nick Keller said. “We have all worked incredibly hard to get to this point. It’s great to see that work pay off.”
American Airlines restored its nonstop daily service in February between Yeager and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Spirit Airlines is set to resume a seasonal schedule of twice-weekly nonstop flights between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on May 6. Those flights will operate through Labor Day weekend.
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