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Date: 10/21/2009 Album ID: 870685
Photos by Terry Barner
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Southwest Airlines announces they will fly to the new Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport when it opens in May 2010.
As it is announced that Southwest Airlines will begin service to the Panama City area, State Rep. Marti Coley, R-Marianna, second from left, joins fellow representative Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City and Florida Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp in celebrating Wednesday as beach balls fly through the unfinished terminal building of the Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport. Southwest will begin service at the airport when it opens on May 18, 2010. Plans call for eight non-stop flights a day from four different cities, totaling about 2,000 passengers per day.(TERRY BARNER | The News Herald)
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About 300 people pack the unfinished terminal building of the Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport Wednesday to listen as Bob Montgomery, left foreground, the vice president of properties for Southwest Airlines, confirms that the airline would begin service at the airport when it opens on May 18, 2010. Plans call for eight non-stop flights a day from four different cities, totaling about 2,000 passengers per day.
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Panama City-Bay County Airport Board Chairman Joe Tannehill, left holds aloft a model of a Southwest Airlines passenger jet given by Southwest's director of marketing, Dana Williams, right, in the unfinished terminal of the Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport near Panama City Wednesday after the discount airline announced it would begin service at the new airport when it opens on May 18, 2010. Plans call for eight non-stop flights a day from four different cities, totaling about 2,000 passengers per day.
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The unfinished ticket counter of the airport is seen Wednesday.
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Glass Center employees Chris Lancaster, left, and Roland Salazar work atop the 14-story-tall control tower at the airport Wednesday.
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The terminal building for the unfinished Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport near Panama City, Fla., is seen from its nearby control tower on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009.
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A Bell 206 helicopter registered to Coastal Helicopters takes off from the airport site Wednesday. Although planes are prohibited from landing on the runway, helicopters frequently land at the site.
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The under-construction Northwest Florida-Panama City (Fla.) International Airport and its 14-story control tower as shown on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, as Southwest Airlines confirmed that the airline would begin service at the airport when it opens on May 18, 2010. Plans call for eight non-stop flights a day from four different cities, totaling about 2,000 passengers per day.
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Construction workers in the unfinished terminal building of the Northwest Florida-Panama City (Fla.) International Airport Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, listen as Bob Montgomery, left foreground, the vice president of properties for Southwest Airlines, confirms that the airline would begin service at the airport when it opens on May 18, 2010.
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As it is announced that Southwest Airlines will begin service to the Panama City area, State Rep. Marti Coley, R-Marianna,left, joins fellow representative Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City and Florida Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp in celebrating Wednesday as beach balls fly through the unfinished terminal building of the Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport. Southwest will begin service at the airport when it opens on May 18, 2010. Plans call for eight non-stop flights a day from four different cities, totaling about 2,000 passengers per day.(TERRY BARNER | The News Herald)
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