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"Although the last scheduled airline flight left in 1993, Salem has actively campaigned to bring the airlines back to McNary Field. A current proposal by Horizon Air would begin scheduled service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in the fall of 2005. Also, media and unofficial sources have floated plans to make McNary Field into a reliever airport to Portland International Airport."

This is very OLD information, I would appreciate it if someone could find out whether this has changed.

Article has been updated with status of new airline service --Trashbag 14:08, 25 March 2007 (UTC)

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