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Greetings!
We hope you have enjoyed this first year of up-to-date airport information delivered via Reno-Tahoe International's e-newsletter. If you know someone who may wish to join our mailing list please forward this e-mail and encourage them to register by clicking the "Join Our Mailing List" button on the left. Thank you for your interest and we hope to see you soon at Reno-Tahoe International Airport.  Sincerely, Krys T. Bart, A.A.E. President & CEO Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority |
Delta Air Lines offers non-stop summer service to
Minneapolis/St.Paul
Beginning June 6, passengers will have a new way to travel to Minneapolis-St.Paul as Delta Air Lines starts non-stop service from Reno-Tahoe International Airport.
Minneapolis (MSP) is a hub airport in the recently-merged Delta-Northwest system and will provide excellent connections to international flights in Europe and Canada.
The Saturday-only service will be offered between June 6 and Sept. 6 and will feature a 124-seat Airbus 319. The once-a-week flight provides an opportunity to prove to the airlines that the Reno-Tahoe community deserves a daily non-stop flight.
"This new seasonal service is a test for our community," Krys T. Bart, President/CEO of Reno-Tahoe International Airport, said. "It's truly a case of use it or lose it.
Minneapolis was a successful market for us in the past and I know our community can fill those seats again," Bart said.
Due to the recent merger of Northwest and Delta, passengers flying to Minneapolis will notice that their ticket information will include the Northwest name and logo. But customers should report to the Delta ticket counter for a Boarding Pass and Ticketing information.
The
flight will depart MSP at 9:15 a.m. arriving in Reno at 11 a.m. The
return flight will depart Reno at noon arriving in MSP at 5:20 p.m.
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Two designer boutiques land at Reno-Tahoe International
The Paradies Shops is excited to announce their newest addition to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport.
 Designs by Sue is an innovative concept in retail design and unlike anything else in the airport. It is full of fashion value with every item retailing at $10 or less. There is something for everyone with new merchandise arriving every week.
The store currently showcases items such as jewelry, handbags and small leather goods, scarves, ties, and watches. And the inventory will rotate on a regular basis to keep customers returning for the latest trends in fashion.
Located within the public area of the terminal building near the Food Court, Designs by Sue can be accessed by all visitors with or without an airline ticket.
For more retail options, check out Northwest Duty Free's The Boutique which has recently expanded. The Duty Free shop was
formerly located outside the "B" Security Checkpoint where Southwest
and Delta flights depart. The shop's new location is inside the "B"
Concourse, past the checkpoint. This allows customers to browse The
Boutique while they wait for their flight to depart. It also provides
the shop with four times the amount of space it once h  ad, and four
times the inventory; including custom handbags, jewelry, watches and popular "Hello Kitty" brand items. But perhaps most
interesting to the customer, is that any of The Boutique's wide array of
designer perfumes and colognes can be taken on board in a carry-on bag.
Previously, the Transportation Security Administration's rules concerning liquids,
gels and aerosols prevented passengers from being able to take perfume
through the checkpoint. But because the new store is located past the
Security Checkpoint, packing colognes and fragrances is no longer a
problem. With Designs by Sue and the Northwest Duty Free
Boutique, Reno-Tahoe International Airport passengers can find great
deals and an expanded selection. |
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