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Pocatello airport using government grant for bigger planes (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: November 7,2012

Fifty-seat jets have replaced the 30-seat turboprops that used to take off every day from Pocatello Regional Airport, thanks to a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The jets take off every morning for Salt Lake City and land every night. The airport used the $500,000 grant to give SkyWest Airlines, the only carrier that ...
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