Sacramento International airport: using positive momentum to grow
Sacramento International airport is working to sustain momentum from record passenger numbers in 2017. In 2018 the airport is gaining new services from Air Canada and JetBlue. Its largest airline, Southwest, is planning new service to Hawaii from the airport, and Hawaiian Airlines is also planning new Sacramento-Maui service in 2019.
Situated in the capital city of California, the airport aims to use its momentum and a new incentive package to attract long haul service to Europe, marketing itself as an attractive secondary market to long haul low cost airlines such as Norwegian and WOW Air.
As it works to gain service to Europe, Sacramento remains on track to post record passenger levels again in 2018. The airport projects serving more than 11 million passengers in 2018.
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