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Passengers go through TSA security at Rockford's airport, hop on the bus, and go straight to their gate at O'Hare.
Flights-on-buses company Landline is growing this fall with expanded agreements with both American Airlines and Air Canada.
Air Canada announced the expansion of its multi-modal Landline service connecting Kingston Norman Rogers Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport.
American Airlines will start offering bus connection for flight passengers between South Bend International Airport and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport starting Oct. 6, 2025.
The route will operate three times daily on Landline's luxury motorcoaches, launching September 22, 2025.
The route connects Trenton, New Jersey, to Philadelphia International Airport, and kicks off on September 22, 2025.
Passengers flying out of PHL can check their bags to their final destinations and pass through TSA before boarding the bus in Wilmington, Delaware.
Air Canada flyers will have two new Toronto-area destinations to choose from come May.
As of July 11, travelers are screened by TSA at their local airport and bused to PHL with no need to be rescreened.
Customers can now clear security at their local airport and arrive airside at PHL, proceeding straight to their connecting flight.
The company raised $28 million in venture capital this year, and it's working with airlines to add more routes.
Your next flight might not be on an airplane.
American Airlines is the latest carrier to contract Landline for connecting 'flights' operated with buses amid pilot shortages and elevated fuel prices.
American Airlines is adding service to connect two relatively small Eastern cities to its hub in Philadelphia. The catch — passengers won’t board a plane.
Fort Collins-based transportation startup thinks it has struck on a way to create a better experience for both airlines and their passengers.