Service from Portsmouth to Las Vegas is definitely a possibility for us in the future.

There are so many reasons to love Vegas. Anything that your heart desires is there. Starting June 16, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but starts in Stockton.

Vegas is a very well-requested city coming out of Stockton. So we are more than happy to bring that to you and to the community.

We haven’t had any more conversations about coming back to Madison. Since leaving we’ve settled in at Rockford and found pretty great success there.

When we are talking about Stewart in Orlando, it doesn’t mean much to people there. A good portion of our traffic is coming from there and the Hudson Valley definitely hits home.

We have great confidence our airline will work well for Portsmouth. We are very committed to the area.

What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas. But on March 24, it’s going to start in Topeka.

It’s an almost irrational fare war that’s going on, and because of the cost of our fuel, we just can’t make it work.

We are always evaluating where demand is, and if the community really would support it that would be something that we would look at.

We know people want to get to their vacation and not be waiting in airports to make connections.

We have made two seasonal adjustments to Orlando service throughout the system. Sioux Falls just has two flights, so to adjust it means taking it to zero.

It has been an easy decision. This is an enormous investment from us, and we would not have made it if the economy wasn’t there. This is really the type of airport we target.

We fly to many markets that have had service failures in the past. We wouldn’t do this if we weren’t confident the market was there.