American Airlines is adding nonstop flights to Chicago O'Hare from
Akron-Canton Airport starting Oct. 6.
The flights are offered twice daily – at 7:31 a.m. and 3:20 p.m.
– and cost $205.10 one way.
American is the second airline to offer nonstop flights to Chicago
from the regional airport, joining United Airlines, which already has
five daily nonstop flights to ORD.
"Chicago is a top destination and an international gateway,
giving CAK travelers even more options for business and vacation
travel. We expect the flights to be very popular," said Rick
McQueen, CAK president and CEO, in a statement.
The daily flights will seat 50 people on board Embraer ERJ-145s
and help fill in a service hole created in November 2013 when
Southwest ended its nonstop flights to Chicago less than a year after
launching the service.
The new nonstop service to Chicago gives travelers "important
new access to westbound connectivity on the American network,"
said Kristie VanAuken, senior vice president and chief marketing and
communications officer.
Flight | Departure | Arrival |
CAK – ORD | 7:31 am | 8:10 am |
ORD – CAK | 12:00 pm | 2:40 pm |
CAK – ORD | 3:20 pm | 3:59 pm |
ORD – CAK | 6:35 pm | 9:21 pm |
American also will add a second daily flight from CAK to New York
(LGA) starting Oct. 6. The airline first added
nonstop service to LaGuardia Airport in November, at the
same time as Southwest
Airlines eliminated nonstop trips to LGA.
The new flight will leave Canton at 10 a.m. daily and cost $338.10
one way. The existing American flight to New York departs at 6:45
a.m.
The moves give American five nonstop destinations from CAK and the
most daily departures – 13 – from the regional airport. American
also flies nonstop to Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Charlotte.
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