Daily News | American Airlines launches new bus program at PHL that lets some travelers skip security lines
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On Tuesday, American Airlines, a major employer for PHL which operates out of five of the airport’s seven terminals, launched its new bus service in partnership with Landline, a bus company. The program — the first of its kind in the country — will allow customers to make connections from Atlantic City or Lehigh Valley International Airports to PHL after going through security at their local airport.
Since June of last year, travelers flying American have already had the option to take a Landline bus from Atlantic City or Lehigh Valley International Airports to PHL, but the service only took them from the curb of one airport to the other. Now, travelers will go through security at their local airport, and head to a gate just as if they were waiting to board a flight, where they will be shuttled directly to their connecting gate at PHL.
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