Ford International Airport adds non-stop international flights
As West Michigan continues to attract professionals from other countries to work in its healthcare and life sciences industries, the availability of international travel options boosts the quality of place and quality of life amenities these professionals seek.
As West Michigan continues to attract professionals from other countries to work in its healthcare and life sciences industries, the availability of international travel options boosts the quality of place and quality of life amenities these professionals seek. A new partnership with an established international airline helps the airport fulfill some of that need.
According to excerpts from the story:
GRAND RAPIDS — July 10, 2008 — Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GFIA) welcomes new Air Canada nonstop service from GFIA to Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson International Airport beginning Monday, July 14. The addition of this new service will bring to 16 the number of nonstop destinations available at GFIA, and will mark the return of international service to the airport.
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