The airport and the city of Grand Forks are conducting the survey as the airport considers expanding its number of flights, destinations, or even carriers as it seeks to increase the amount of passenger travel in and out of Grand Forks.
Bochenski said that's because air carriers consider business travel a more consistent source of revenue than leisure travel. Paul International Airport. The survey queries businesses on the number of trips their Grand Forks-area employees have taken in the past year, their spending on air travel, their choice airport, and their preferred air carrier and travel market. Riesinger said the airport is considering adding another travel hub or even another air carrier β preferably a major airline, since low-cost carriers tend to cater to leisure travelers.
He said the airport authority is in "ongoing conversations" with its present major carrier, Delta Airlines, about potentially expanding service. They can add more flights to Minneapolis," Riesinger said. Bochenski said he thinks a key sign of success will be adding a western route out of GFK, whether that's via Delta or another carrier. Selected edition. Sign in. My Portfolio News Latest. Stocks: Most Actives.
Credit Cards. Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Upgrade Now. Survey seeks business input on expanding travel at Grand Forks International Airport. Joshua Irvine, Grand Forks Herald. Mon, Apr 29, , PM 2 min read. Terms and Privacy Policy. Privacy Dashboard. More Info.
