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2. Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport - Wikipedia

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   This route made Amarillo an important crossroads center as passengers traveling on TWA from Los Angeles and Albuquerque could connect with Braniff flights to Dallas. By 1945 Braniff introduced a new route from Denver to Memphis with stops at Colorado Springs, Pueblo CO, Amarillo, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Muskogee OK, Fort Smith AR, and Little Rock.

3. Central Airlines - Wikipedia

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   Central's 1955 network blanketed Oklahoma and extended to Amarillo, Dallas-Fort Worth, Little Rock and Kansas City; in April 1957 it served 29 airports. When the airline merged into Frontier in October 1967, Central routes served 40 cities from Denver, Colorado to Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri and south to Oklahoma City, Tulsa , Dallas ...

4. McAlester Regional Airport - Wikipedia

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   Eagle Commuter Airlines then operated flights to DFW in 1985. Exec Express began flights from McAlester to Tulsa in 1985 then later switched to DFW using Piper Navajo and Beechcraft 99 aircraft. Service ended in 1989. The last scheduled airline at McAlester was Pacific Coast Airlines, which flew Piper Navajos to Oklahoma City in the early 1990s.

5. Planning a trip? These are the most popular nonstop flights ...

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   Using the number of passengers onboarded in 2023, provided by Will Rogers World Airport, here are the 10 most popular nonstop flights out of OKC.

6. Continental Airlines - Wikipedia

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   The airlines attained a single operating certificate from the FAA on November 30, 2011. That day, all Continental flights began to use the "United" callsign in air traffic control communications which marked the end of Continental Airlines. [93] The new United is the third largest airline in terms of fleet size, behind American Airlines and

7. Robert Mueller Municipal Airport - Wikipedia

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   Braniff 727s flew one-stop direct to Chicago O'Hare Airport, New York JFK Airport, Kansas City, Memphis and Amarillo and direct, multi-stop to Detroit, Newark and Washington National Airport. All of the Continental service was being operated with Boeing 727-200s, nonstop three times a day to Houston Intercontinental Airport and to Midland ...