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CHEROKEE AIRLINES. Beginning on March 4, 1991 Dubuque residents were able to fly to Des Moines without first flying to Chicago. Cherokee Airlines, a new division of Vasi Charter Air based in Waterloo, began providing twice weekly flights from Dubuque to Des Moines. A recent survey conducted by the DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE showed a high interest in such a flight.
Cherokee was the Dubuque airport's third airline providing regular flights. AMERICAN EAGLE AIRLINES flew to Chicago and NORTHWEST AIRLINK flew to Minneapolis-St. Paul.
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Gilson, Donna. "Cherokee Will Offer Flights Twice Weekly to Des Moines," Telegraph Herald, February 9, 1991, p. 3A.
