Stewart International Airport to offer new travel destinations
In February, Breeze Airways will join the airport with flights to Orlando and Charleston, South Carolina.
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Jan 17, 2024, 8:55 PM
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5ds agoIf the cold temperatures have you dreaming of a vacation, Stewart International Airport has you covered with new travel destinations.
In February, Breeze Airways will join the airport with flights to Orlando and Charleston, South Carolina.
Beginning this May, Play Airlines will fly to Iceland and other points in Europe from its own new terminal at Stewart.
The airport will also resume it's nonstop service to the Faroe Islands with flights by Atlantic Airways in September.
