Concord, Massachusetts-based Linear Air is back to flying point-to-point service from the New York area. Company president William Herp reports the carrier has resumed operations after a shutdown stemming from the failure of Eclipse. Linear Air began service in 2004 with Cessna Grand Caravans and added four Eclipse EA500s.
Linear Air Back On Duty
Key Takeaways:
- Linear Air has resumed point-to-point flight services from the New York area after a period of shutdown.
- The previous suspension of operations stemmed from the failure of Eclipse, which affected Linear Air's fleet of Eclipse EA500s.
- The Concord, Massachusetts-based carrier originally started service in 2004 using Cessna Grand Caravans before adding Eclipse aircraft.
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