US Airways to Increase Washington, D.C. Flights

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US Airways to Increase Washington, D.C. Flights

By Eva Leonard on 3 January 2012

Beginning March 25, US Airways will add flights between 11 new destinations and Washington Reagan National Airport, and will also boost service between three existing destinations and the airport.

New domestic destinations include Birmingham, Islip, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Memphis, and Tallahassee, while, internationally, US Airways will add service to Ottawa. Additional flights will be added to existing service to Bangor, Savannah, and Hartford. The expansion comes following the completion of US Airways’ slot trade with Delta Air Lines

In addition to adding more gates at Reagan National’s Terminal C to accommodate the new flights, the airline will also build a second US Airways Club near the new departure gates.

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