With JetBlue poised to take over in September, travelers at the Presque Isle International Airport will see a new destination and some changes at the terminal.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on June 4 it had chosen New York-based JetBlue as the airport’s Essential Air Services carrier for the next two years, replacing United Airlines, which has served for six years with flights to Newark, New Jersey.
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