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09/24/05
Five thousand feet above the Chesapeake Bay, three Baltimore men aboard the Navajo twin-engine plane glanced repeatedly at their watches and vowed never again to drive the 125 miles to their weekend getaway. Find Us On Facebook
Not when they could get to Ocean City in 35 minutes, and be on the golf course or ready to go fishing by 8 a.m. Crystal clear skies greeted the passengers on Thursday's inaugural flight of Simmons Air, a low-cost daily commuter airline between Baltimore-Washington International Airport and the Eastern Shore's most popular tourist destination. "People can't start an airline anymore and I did it," company President...
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