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Air Wisconsin Airlines, a subsidiary of Harbor Diversified (OTCMKTS: HRBR), announced a strategic shift focusing on Essential Air Service (EAS) markets and charter operations. The company will conclude its capacity purchase agreement with American Airlines in April 2025, transitioning to a codeshare and interline relationship.
The carrier's fleet of sixty 50-seat CRJ-200 aircraft will serve federally subsidized EAS routes, providing vital air connectivity to rural and underserved communities. Air Wisconsin has also expanded into the charter market, particularly serving NCAA collegiate sports teams, capitalizing on increased travel distances due to athletic conference realignments.
The company recently cleared all remaining aircraft debt, providing enhanced financial flexibility for this strategic realignment. The move demonstrates Air Wisconsin's commitment to delivering customized air travel solutions in markets where they are most needed.
