THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS GIVEN THE GREEN LIGHT TO AMERICAN EAGLE TO PROVIDE AIR SERVICE TO SIOUX CITY.
A TWO YEAR FEDERAL ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE SUBSIDY WILL MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR AMERICAN EAGLE TO PROVIDE TWO DAILY FLIGHTS TO CHICAGO'S O'HARE AIRPORT.
THE AIRLINE WAS CHOSEN BY SIOUX GATEWAY'S AIRPORT AUTHORITY BOARD AND ENDORSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL TO REPLACE DELTA AIRLINES.
DELTA CURRENTLY PROVIDES TWO DAILY FLIGHTS TO MINNEAPOLIS.
THE TIMETABLE FOR THE SWITCH HAS NOT BEEN ANNOUNCED.
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