MetroAir Announces 70 New Routes
KANSAS CITY – MetroAir Virtual Airlines announced the addition of 70 new scheduled routes to the airline’s daily operations starting Oct. 15.
The new schedules are a part of ongoing efforts by the airline’s operations department to offer expanded service to destinations across the country.
The new schedule includes expanded operations in several cities, including Seattle, Denver, Sacramento, Calif., Reno, Nev., Tucson, Ariz., Oakland, Calif., Salt Lake City and New Orleans.
MetroAir’s operations department plans to continue to expand the airline’s schedule in an effort to offer diversity and choice to both customers and pilots.
“We’re proud to offer these new routes, but we are by no means done with our work,” Rob Strain, the MetroAir Fleet Director, said. “We have plenty of things in store for the coming months.”
Additionally, MetroAir now offers service to Guadalajara, Mexico, which, with a population of 1.5 million, is Mexico’s second-largest city. This new flight originates in Oakland and stops in Ontario, Calif., before continuing on to Guadalajara.
About the Author
Rob Strain has been with MetroAir since May of 2012 and held the Director of Media & Marketing position since December. Previously, Rob served as the Fleet Director. He has had an interest in flying since early childhood and an interest in flight simulators since the mid-90s when his dad taught him the basics of flying in MS Flight Simulator 5. Since then, Rob has flown on MSFS '95, '98, 2002, 2004, and FSX. Rob currently serves in the U.S. Army as a public affairs noncommissioned officer stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. After his time in the Army, Rob plans to pursue his pilot's license, in order to take his love for flight beyond the virtual world and into the skies.
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