Louisiana's Monroe airport may have fewer flights (AP)
yahoo.com     23-Jun-2008            

Monday June 23, 11:04 am ET Louisiana's Monroe airport manager says fewer flights might be available MONROE, La. (AP) -- The manager of the Monroe Regional Airport says passengers might have fewer choices of flights as the airline industry trims services because of rising prices for jet fuel. Cleeve Norrell doesn't believe Monroe Regional Airport will lose any of its four commercial carriers. The airport is served by Delta Air Lines, Continental Airlines, Northwest Airlines American Airlines' American Eagle unit. None of the four carriers has yet announced flight reductions for... [read full story]                    


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