Altoona-Blair County Airport enplanements fall 18% after Contour Airlines drops

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Altoona-Blair County Airport reported an 18% drop in enplanements in September, which the airport attributed to Contour Airlines ending its Myrtle Beach service.

Despite the decline, enplanements were 9% higher than in September 2025, and Contour Airlines moved 1,813 passengers in and out of the airport that month with a 100% on‑time completion rate. The airport remains on track to reach its goal of 11,000 enplanements by the end of the year.

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