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Flights to Denver and Chicago through United Airlines start tomorrow.
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Cars left at Columbia Regional Airport for 45 days or more would be towed under an ordinance being considered by the city.
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A remodel of the previous Columbia Regional Airport terminal is complete.
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An aviation expert says if prices do go down as a result of competition between American and United Airlines for flights to Chicago, it won't be all at once.
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United Airlines will return to the Columbia Regional Airport with flights to Denver and Chicago.
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American Airlines is discontinuing the usage of CRJ-200. A model with 25 more seats will fly through Columbia, instead.
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Four flights to Dallas Fort Worth and three flights to Chicago O' Hare will be available each day from Columbia Regional Airport.
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The airport is facing pilot shortages that affect the number of airlines it uses. COU is also working on adding food service to better accommodate travelers.
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The new flight departs COU at 11:45 a.m. starting Thursday until Oct. 27.