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US Airways to increase airlift to TCI in 2009 Published on Saturday, October 11, 2008 Email To Friend    Print Version (TCI-GIS): As of January 1, 2009, US Airways will increase flight service from Boston, Charlotte and Philadelphia to Providenciales (Provo). With the new US Airways schedule, vacationers are afforded greater flexibility and more options for travel with an additional once daily flight from Boston on Saturdays and Sundays; twice daily flights from Charlotte on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays; and once daily flight from Philadelphia on Sundays. "While many airlines are decreasing service, we are pleased that US Airways acknowledges Turks and Caicos as the foremost destination in the Caribbean," said Ralph Higgs, Director of Tourism Marketing at the Turks and Caicos Tourist Board. Known for award-winning beaches including Grace Bay Beach, voted "World's Best Beach" by World Travel Awards, Caribbean Travel & Life and Conde Nast Traveler, as well as world-class snorkeling and diving in the world's third largest coral reef system, Turks and Caicos is a premier destination for travelers looking for a retreat from the everyday ordinary. Earlier this month, Delta Air Lines increased flights from Atlanta to Provo beginning December 20, 2008.   Reads : 659 Back... Comments: No comments on this topic yet. Be the first one to submit a comment. Back... Send us your comments!   Send us your comments on this article for publication in our Readers' Forum or as a Letter to the Editor. All fields are required and in the interest of openness and transparency we will no longer accept anonymous submissions. We therefore request that all submissions include a name for publication, regardless of content. We will in special circumstances protect a writer's identity only after we have established good cause for anonymity, otherwise we will not be able to publish the submission. For your contribution to reach us, you must (a) provide a valid e-mail address and (b) click on the validation link that will be sent to the e-mail address you provide.  If the address is not valid or you don't click on the validation link, it will be a waste of your time typing your submission because we will never see it! Your Name: Your Email: (Validation required) Comments: Enter Validation Code *