Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport will continue to strengthen American Airline’s service, while it aggressively develops opportunities with other carriers, continues to invest in community partnerships and increases marketing efforts to promote the convenience of using air service from GRK. Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport’s service continues with American Airlines, which offers six to eight flights per day to the Dallas/Fort Worth Regional International Airport (DFW).
In anticipation of this announcement, Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport implemented a marketing plan in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2021, and will continue marketing efforts to promote flying from Killeen in 2022. Sep.19th Doors Open 12 Noon-8pm Tickets are 15 at the door, 13 Presale, 35 VIP PASS. In July, GRK was awarded $1.3 million in funding from federal grants and Central Texas regional partners to negotiate with carriers for service and provide non-stop service to Denver, Colorado. The 10th Annual Central Texas Lowbrow Art &Tattoo Convention of 2021 will take place at the Harker Heights Event Center, September 17th-19th Fri. This reduction is part of the evolving nature of the post-pandemic air service era – not reflective of poor performance, only the new COVID-19 macro-economics. The City of Killeen and the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK) have worked with United Airlines for several years to help grow and increase passenger counts and sustain profitable air service. The Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK) and United Airlines have had a 20-year partnership, and this will result in the loss of approximately 100 seats per day. The airline cited pandemic-related shortages – including limited regional aircraft availability, as well as limited pilots and crews nationwide, as the reasons for the suspension. KILLEEN, Texas – United Airlines has announced it will suspend service to the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport (GRK), along with seven other regional airports in the United States, effective January 4.
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