Other News - 11/01/2006

November 02, 2006
Continental Airlines in February will begin to introduce 37-seat Q200s on Continental Connection flights operated by CommutAir from Cleveland. The 16 turboprops will replace 19-seat Beech 1900s currently in service. The aircraft transition is expected to be completed in spring 2008.

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