Passengers at Northern Maine Regional Airport wait to board a Pen Air flight to Boston on Jan. 15. 2018. Credit: Anthony Brino

After PenAir announced that it would be ending its service to Boston June 1, a month before its federally-subsidized contract ends, the new carrier, United Airlines, informed the city of Presque Isle that it cannot begin any earlier than July 1, city spokesperson Kim Smith said in a press release.

“While United clearly understands what it means to the community not to have air service, they are and must be committed to maintaining a high level of safety,” Smith said in the release issued Monday.

The Bangor Daily News is pleased to feature content from our sister website, The County. To read the rest of “New Presque Isle airline service can’t start early, city says,” an article by The County staff writer Anthony Brino, please follow this link to The County online.

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