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BRADFORD -- The Bradford Regional Airport has announced that United Express flights will begin taking off on Feb. 11, 2027. These new flights, operated by SkyWest Airlines, will provide travelers with convenient access to hundreds of domestic and international destinations through United's global network at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).
“I am thrilled to welcome United Express jet service to Bradford Regional Airport. It has required a lot of teamwork to bring this service to our region, but we believe strongly that reliable, convenient air service is essential to our community. This new partnership represents a major step forward for travelers, local businesses, and the entire area. We look forward to offering passengers a dependable travel experience and easy connections through United's network in the comfort of a much larger aircraft" said Alicia Dankesreiter, Airport Director.
The improved air service makes it simple for travelers to get where they want to go and continues to support local businesses, tourism, and economic development across the Pennsylvania Wilds region. Tickets are available now at united.com and on United's mobile app.
Each of the 12 weekly flights will be onboard the 50-seat CRJ200 aircraft and will be timed to provide maximum connection opportunities at IAD. The airport is working closely with Southern Airways Express and SkyWest to ensure a smooth transition in service.
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