Contour Airlines Announces Service Between Plattsburgh, NY and Washington-Dulles
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Introductory Fares Starting at $94 one way.
Smyrna, Tennessee (February 12, 2025) – Contour Airlines is excited to announce the launch of a new, nonstop service from Plattsburgh, NY (PBG) to Washington Dulles, VA (IAD), beginning on May 1, 2025. To commemorate the new route, Contour is pleased to offer an introductory fare starting at $94 each way.
This marks Contour Airlines’ inaugural jet service to Washington Dulles, providing travelers an enhanced flying experience. Contour will operate daily flights utilizing a 30-seat Embraer ERJ-135 aircraft, which boasts all-leather seating with expanded legroom, complimentary snacks and beverages, and a free checked bag included with every fare.
“We are excited to connect Plattsburgh and the entire Lake Placid region with a non-stop flight to Washington-Dulles, “said Ben Munson, President of Contour Airlines. “In addition to easier access to Washington D.C. and the surrounding areas, passengers can connect to over 100 destinations easily and seamlessly on United Airlines.”
Flights between Plattsburgh International Airport and Dulles International Airport will operate on the following schedule:
Daily flights (Monday through Sunday)
Route | Departure | Arrival |
PBG – IAD | 8:55 am | 10:35 am |
IAD – PBG | 12:35 pm | 2:15 pm |
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, & Sunday
Route | Departure | Arrival |
PBG – IAD | 2:45 pm | 4:25 pm |
IAD – PBG | 5:45 pm | 7:25 pm |
The transition from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) to Dulles International Airport (IAD) presents significant advantages for the community. Dulles International Airport caters to both business and leisure travelers. It offers passengers an extensive hub experience, facilitating global connectivity through Contour’s interline partner, United Airlines.
“The return of nonstop service between Plattsburgh and Washington Dulles is a significant milestone for our region, reinstating a route that has previously proven to be successful and highly valued by travelers, “said Airport Committee Chairperson Robert Hall (D-Area 10, Plattsburgh). “This enhanced connectivity offers residents and businesses seamless access to our nation’s capital and beyond, with easy connections through United Airlines at Dulles International Airport. Plattsburgh International Airport continues to serve as a critical gateway for the North Country, and we are grateful to Contour Airlines for recognizing the demand and investing in our community. This service will undoubtedly strengthen economic and travel opportunities for our region.”
For additional information, please visit www.contourairlines.com. Call +1 (888) 332-6686 for customer inquiries or travel assistance.
About Contour
Contour Airlines offers a premium, low-fare airline product that includes a complimentary first-checked bag and snack and beverage service on all flights. Contour operates a growing fleet of Embraer regional jets featuring leather seating with expanded legroom in every row. Tickets are available on Contour’s website at contourairlines.com, by calling the Contour call center at +1 (888) 332-6686, and through local and online travel agencies. Travelers can also book seamless connections to our interline partner, United Airlines, at united.com. As one of the largest Part 135 operators in the United States, Contour Aviation operates a diverse fleet of aircraft that includes regional airliners for its commercial service and numerous business jets available for private charter. The company also offers fuel and aircraft handling services at the John C. Tune Airport in Nashville and retail aircraft maintenance at a facility adjacent to its headquarters in Smyrna, TN.
Posted: February 12th, 2025 under General News.