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Sun Country, a U.S. Airline, Will Start Flying To Liberia in January

10 July, 2011 10:17:00 Marisol Arias

Sun Country Airlines, an American airline, has announced to start flying to Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia between January and April 2012. The weekly flights will be direct and will connect Minneapolis, Minnesota and Liberia. The flights will depart from the U.S. in the morning and will arrive to Guanacaste at 1:32 pm. A Boeing 737-800 aircraft would leave the country at 2:30 pm and arrive at Minneapolis at 7:50 pm. "Liberia is a great winter destination that we are willing to offer to travelers from Minnesota. It will be the only nonstop service," said Stan Gadeken, president and CEO of Sun Country in a press release. "We are expanding our airline in order to offer our customers a family and comfortable option based on the value of Costa Rica. We are pleased to operate the new route and we think our passengers will be delighted by the savings, the high level