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Boutique Air Offering Daily Flights From Pensacola To North Alabama
December 16, 2020
A ribbon cutting was held Tuesday for Boutique Air, the seventh airline at the Pensacola International Airport.
Boutique Air offers two daily flights between Pensacola (PNS) And Muscle Shoals (MSL) in north Alabama. The first flight lands in Pensacola at 10:42 a.m. and departs for Muscle Shoals at 11:12 a.m. The second flight lands in Pensacola at 4:48 p.m. and takes off at 5:18 p.m. returning to Northwest Alabama Regional Airport. The flight time between PNS and MSL is an hour and 20 minutes.
Boutique Air lauds a private flight for the cost of commercial and will operate a Pilatus PC-12 which seats up to 10 passengers. Boutique partners with United Airlines, which enables travelers to book and connect through the global United network. Passengers on Boutique Air flights can earn and redeem miles for flights through United’s frequent flyer program.
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5 Responses to “Boutique Air Offering Daily Flights From Pensacola To North Alabama”
Now we can all go to Muscle Shoals and Cut a Record Hit.
This is cool. Don’t have to drive to Nashville Predator games the whole way now.
Awesome no more 7 hour car rides . Love it. Muscle shoals is awesome. And then only 1.5 hour to Nashville is
P.S. I did notice that the flights do originate in Muscle Shoals & it does make sense for Pensacola to be a destination for either visiting or getting connecting flights, but not sure about Muscle Shoals as being a popular destination. At least they are using a proper appropriate size economical aircraft for the route they will be doing.
Muscle Shoals? I have heard of it, but not sure why it would be a big commuter destination. I looked it up on Google & it doesn’t seem like a logical place for two round trips a day to go to. Maybe someone can tell me why? Good luck to them though. Air service is important.