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Have you Heard? Williams Mesa Airport Has a New Carrier Flying to 13 U.S. Cities

At long last, very soon residents from 13 U.S. cities will be able to travel to and from Mesa's William Gateway Airport (soon to be renamed Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport). The new carrier is Las Vegas based Allegiant Air which flies to and from more than 50 destinations around the United States. Allegiant Air is establishing a hub at Williams Gateway Airport.

New Airline at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport

The first landing spot will be revealed on August 9, and a dozen more will be announced by mid-September. Flights on two 130-seat jets dedicated to the Mesa airport will begin October 25, just in time for the winter visitors flying into Mesa from across the country.

To get in and out of Williams Gateway is a breeze. It is reported that this is just a start. In time, there will be lots of airlines flying out of Mesa Williams Gateway. Additional food and beverage services, new rental car services, and a gift kiosk is planned. Watch for more details to come.

Posted Wednesday Aug 01
(08/01/07 09:19PM) — Mary Warren, Las Vegas Real Estate

Interesting Teri....now I can fly straight from LV to Mesa and bypass Phoenix/Sky Harbor! Sounds good to me!  Yuma recently started flights to Las Vegas too...our son lives in Yuma...and it will be much easier to fly there than to Sky Harbor and then drive to Yuma!  Our daughter lives in Phoenix,  We get to both places as often as we can.

Hi Teri, this is great news for Williams Mesa Airport and Mesa AZ!

I love how some of the small airports are growing and providing much better connections... living almost 200 miles from Portland International - I use small airports a lot.

Mary, I don't know yet just which 13 cities, but will post it as soon as I do. That will be so much easier than flying in and out of Phoenix. Thanks for dropping by.

Stephanie, yes, it is great! Not only for us in Mesa, but for those flying from the colder climates during the winter. Thanks for reading and commenting.

Thesa, so do I. I love small airports. So much easier to get through all of that stuff like traffic, scanners, etc. I, for one will use it whenever/wherever I can. Thanks for stopping by.

Great info, Teri.  Keep it comin!

Paul, it is great news!! For all of us! :-)  Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

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Teri - can't wait to see where they will fly to. Certainly exciting for those in the Mesa area who will be able to avoid the crowds at Sky Harbor. I hope it doesn't get too noisy for the neighbors though - people love to complain about airport noise even when they buy a house right next to the airport :)

Stephanie

Stephanie, fortunately, the runways are at an angle, which I think was planned so that would eliminate or minimize the problem. I'm aways away, so I'm not concerned, plus I like the idea of being so close. Thanks for stopping by and for your comment.

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(08/14/07 06:27PM) — Mike Jones

 Send 'em on down to Tucson!  Thanks, Teri, for the info.


Mike in Tucson

Hi Teri--Looks like commuting to an from Mesa will become easier! Good thing for lots of Minnesota snowbirds. :)

Teri, you're right about both points. Much closer for us as well since I'm only a few minutes away. :-)  I'm anxious to see what other cities will be on board. Some of them were bidding to get flights in and out of their city. I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks for stopping by.

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