Atlantic Southeast Airlines to suspend Jacksonville, N.C.-Atlanta service
Atlantic Southeast Airlines will suspend Jacksonville, N.C.-Atlanta service Oct. 1. The carrier said it must focus on markets where it can be the most competitive and generate the most revenue. ASA inaugurated Jacksonville-Atlanta service Dec. 15, 1992 and operates five weekly flights with Embraer...
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