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SkyWest considers flights to Moses Lake
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MOSES LAKE -- SkyWest Airlines is considering adding passenger air service to Grant County, but only if businesses and people make pledges worth $500,000 to use the service.
The pledges to fly with SkyWest, United or associated airlines would be held in a bank and VISA cards issued to people making the pledges to use for future travel.
Business officials in Grant County will hold meetings to find 50 to 100 businesses willing to pledge at least $2,500 each.
If they can be found, a 30-seat Embraer Brasilia 120 turboprop aircraft would start flying from the Grant County International Airport to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on June 1, officials said.
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