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Boutique Air is an aviation company based in California, United States and offers charter and passenger services under the Essential Air Services program. Boutique Air flies to many destinations including Alliance, Cavern City, Albuquerque, Clovis, Dallas, Denver, Grant County, Los Angeles, Nashville, Oakland, Sky Harbour, Los Alamos County and many others.
Boutique Air was founded in 2007 and was originally an aviation company before it began acquiring aircraft in 2012. The airline operated on-demand charters, air patrol services and pilot training. In 2013, Boutique Air received commuter air carrier authority from the United States Department of Transportation. The airline's first scheduled flight operated between Hawthorne Municipal Airport and McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Boutique Air flies a fleet of Pilatus PC-12 aircraft.
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Passengers flying on Boutique Air are allowed one personal item and one item of either carry-on or checked baggage. Any additional baggage will class as excess baggage. While excess baggage is free of charge, Boutique Air can't guarantee that there will be room on board for excess baggage. Any excess baggage that is denied will be put on the next flight with available space.
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Your personal item must not exceed the dimensions of 22 x 25 x 43 cm and must be held on person for the duration of the flight.
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Carry-On and Checked Baggage must fit within the dimensions of 22 x 35 x 56 cm. Baggage must be under the combined weight of 22kg.
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Boutique Air will begin flying a service between Massena International Airport (MSS) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). The airline is to launch the service on 1st June 2018 and will fly three times a week between the two cities on the east of the USA. Boutique Air will carry passengers on the Piatus PC-12 aircraft and the flight is estimated to take 1 hour and 30 minutes, covering 262 miles.
The city of Cortez is holding a public meeting on Monday to gather residents’ feedback on Boutique Air, which serves the Cortez Municipal Airport.
Boutique Air has served as Cortez’s sole airline provider since 2016, when the City Council approved a two-year Essential Air Service contract with the company. That contract will run out on Sept. 30, but Airport Manager Russ Machen said no other companies have submitted bids to replace Boutique. City Manager Shane Hale said Monday’s forum will feature a presentation from Boutique’s CEO, Shawn Simpson, as well as a chance for city residents to voice concerns about the airline’s services.
Part of the meeting will focus on Boutique’s plans to expand its Cortez services, Hale said. He said the company is considering the addition of two or three flights to Las Vegas per week. Right now, the airline only offers flights to Denver and Phoenix.
Simpson said in December that Cortez is one of his company’s busiest airports. As of April, he said, most flights from the airport have been 70 to 80 percent full.
But the airline has run into some turbulence since it started serving Cortez. After it dramatically increased its prices last summer, dropping the introductory fares that started at $59 for a ticket to Denver, Boutique’s ticket sales in Cortez went down. In February, the airline had its highest number of cancellations for a single month since it started serving Cortez, which Simpson blamed on bad weather and mechanical problems.
Hale said Monday’s meeting will include a question-and-answer session with Simpson, in which residents can offer feedback on Boutique’s services.
Machen said the meeting won’t affect the city’s decision on whether to renew Boutique’s contract, which he called “a done deal.” But he said it will give residents an opportunity to learn more about the service.
“I’m hoping for a good turnout from the public, and a good exchange with the CEO so he can explain their plans for the future,” he said.
The meeting will start at 6 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall.
City officials in Prescott, Arizona, responding to community input, have told the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) that they no longer support a bid from Boutique Airlines to provide short-term air service in the wake of Great Lakes Airlines’ decision to stop flying. In an April 18 letter to DOT, Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli said the city rejects all three proposals it received for interim essential air service (EAS), citing “new information.”
Prescott, Arizona city officials are backing a bid from Boutique Airlines to replace air service lost at Prescott Municipal Airport (PRC) when Great Lakes ended its operations last month. Boutique was one of three carriers to submit bids to replace Great Lakes as Prescott’s Essential Air Service (EAS) carrier. All three carriers are Part 135 operators.
Boutique Air exploring the option of Boston flights from Massena
Despite deliberating over the addistion of Baltimore and albany flights, Boston may be the overall winner in an attempt to increase the number of passengers booking flights with Boutique Air. Boutique Air Chief Executive Officer Shawn Simpson said the number of passengers flying out of Massena wasn’t as high as expected during the airline’s first year of operation as Massena’s Essential Air Service provider. For instance, he said, its planes are only 40 percent full for flights to Albany International Airport.
“Actual revenue is closer to half of what we expected,” he told Town Council members during a special meeting on Wednesday.”I wouldn’t bid what we’ve done again. We’ve tried.” Boutique Air began serving the Massena International Airport in mid-April 2017 when it took over as the town’s new Essential Air Service provider. It replaced Cape Air, which had held the EAS contract in Massena for the previous eight years.
The airline offers direct daily flights between Baltimore-Washington International Airport, and to Albany International Airport twice a day. Some of the issues experienced by Boutique involve connectivity in Baltimore and Albany, according to Loretta Perez, who owns a travel agency in Massena. “You cannot come back from the West Coast to Baltimore and get back to Massena” without spending the evening, she said. “We cannot do a round trip to the West Coast.” Mr. Simpson said Boutique Air is working alongside United Airlines, which has offered it space if it flies to Boston. Ms. Perez said she believes the airline’s ridership would increase with non-stop flights to Boston. “That would be the best possible scenario,” she said.
January 2018
Boutique Air commences operations between Dodge City and Denver
Dodge City Airport celebrated as Boutique Air made its first fligt between Dodge City and Denver. The airline, which is based in San Fransisco had the route approved last november and the airport now sees the route as an essential addition to Dodge City's air space. Boutique air offers 18 round trip flights to the Mile High city each week, most of which occur on a week day.
“The move to Terminal 6 will provide our customers with an overall better experience in LAX,” said Boutique Air’s CEO Shawn Simpson. “Our new gate is located near a variety of new dining and retail concessions with additional seating options for our passengers. There are also more security screening checkpoints, which should also speed up entry to the terminal."
Boutique Air operates a modern fleet of both Swiss-made Pilatus PC-12 aircraft and Beechcraft King Air 350 aircraft. With amenities designed to make the flying experience as comfortable as it gets, our aircraft features reclining leather seats in an executive configuration, power outlets, a pressurized cabin, enclosed lavatory, and a top speed of 300 mph.
Boutique Air is an FAA-certified air carrier providing both air charter and scheduled service. The airline currently services routes in Arizona, Alabama, California, Colorado, Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah.
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