Low-cost carrier Contour Airlines is set to launch service at Dulles International Airport starting May 1, the airline announced.
The Tennessee-based carrier will begin nonstop flights to Dulles from Macon, Georgia, and Plattsburgh, New York. Fares will start at $94 one-way, Contour said in a Facebook post.
Contour will offer twice-daily flights between Georgia and Plattsburgh every day except Tuesdays and Saturdays, when it will offer one flight a day, The Washington Business Journal reported. There are no other direct flights to these cities through Dulles or Reagan National Airport.
Passengers will be flown on a 30-seat Embraer ERJ-135 aircraft, WBJ reports.
Contour Airlines currently offers daily service between Macon and BWI Airport. All Contour service to BWI will end on April 30, the airline confirmed.
Similar low-cost airlines began offering flights at Dulles last year, including Frontier Airlines in November, Breeze Airways in September, and Avelo Airlines in July.
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