Allegiant Air Will Leave Worcester
Two months after celebrating its 10,000th passenger, Allegiant Air has told Worcester it will cease operations there Sept. 3.
"We have shown that the right airline, with the right flights going to the right destination can be successful here," Mr. O'Brien said
The airport is being managed by Massachusetts Port Authority until June 2007.
"We certainly can't bear the entire cost of running the airport on our own," Mr. Murray said. The operating deficit of the airport is $2.3 million a year.
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