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October 22, 2009

Pet Airways to Begin New York-Fort Lauderdale Service on December 4th

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Written by: Phil Derner Jr.
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Pet Airways, the world’s first airline only for pets, will be adding Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) as their fifth destination from Farmingdale Republic Airport (FRG) on Long Island starting December 4th.

The airline began operations on July 14, 2009, with a pair of seat-less Beechcraft 1900Cs operated by Suburban Air Freight, an Omaha, Nebraska-based company. All of their “pawsengers” are kept in the cabin and receive special care from Pet Attendants throughout the flight.

For more information, visit petairways.com.



About the Author

Phil Derner Jr.
Phil Derner founded NYCAviation in 2003. A lifetime aviation enthusiast that grew up across the water from La Guardia Airport, Phil has aviation experience as a Loadmaster, Operations Controller and Flight Dispatcher. He owns and operates NYCAviation and performs duties as an aviation expert through writing, consulting, public speaking and media appearances. You can reach him by email or follow him on Twitter.




 
 

 

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