They keep expanding, story from Cape Cod Times:
Will Cape Air spread its wings to Oregon?
As Cape Air launches new routes in Vermont and Indiana this month, the Hyannis-based airline is looking at another possible expansion. Cape Air CEO Dan Wolf has made three trips to Oregon, said the airline’s spokeswoman Michelle Haynes, to discuss potential routes connecting Portland, Ore. to the coastal cities of Astoria and Newport.“It’s a little premature to say anything definitive,” Haynes said, though she added, “It fits our niche perfectly--if it works its something we’d be very interested in doing.”
Cape Air currently provides service between Boston, Providence, the Cape and Islands. The airline also operates routes in Florida, Puerto Rico and Micronesia.
Service in Vermont launched last week and flights are scheduled to begin in Indiana next week.
Same Time Next Year
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It’s been nearly a year since I wrote about the problems that come from
having 11 bosses who are not on the same page about anything, as well as
suggestion...
5 months ago
2 comments:
Sounds like a perfect fit for Worcester Airport. What's the stumbling block?
sPEAKING OF municipal enterprise accounts.....ORH is an muncipal enterprise operation, believe it or not.......
i saw in the legals today that the town of Westboro is advertising (Requests for Proposals) for a golf course superintendant............are they farming out the course operations....or is this a one job man they're advertising.
Worc should take notice.
Problem is though that Worc's higher ups lose some of their feifdom when things like this happen and coucillors are less likely to have the opportunity to hand out lawn mowing jobs that cost the taxpayers $40 an hour.
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