Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The Associated Press
PORTLAND — The Portland International Jetport says it's restoring flights to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Director Paul Bradbury says the nonstop service to Yarmouth International Airport in a seven-seat aircraft will begin on March 15. Flights will be on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
He says the service was created through a partnership with Auburn's Twin Cities Air Service, which is providing the aircraft, and the operator of the Yarmouth airport.
Starlink Aviation ended its Portland-to-Yarmouth air service last November.
Today's announcement follows Air Canada's decision last month that it's going to offer twice-daily service between Toronto and Portland starting on May 17.
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