Property in Florida's most populous regions is becoming better connected with the news that American Eagle is to fly between Jacksonville and Miami seven times a day from April 2011.
On April 5th, two additional flights are due to be added to the airline's itinerary, serviced by 50-seater and 64-seater aircraft.
The route operates non-stop and offers a means of travelling between property in Florida via Miami International Airport and Jacksonville International Airport.
While Miami may be the better known of the two internationally, Jacksonville is the Sunshine State's largest city and the pair are almost 350 miles apart.
It offers access to beaches and golf courses, as well as good travel links to the southern parts of Florida.
Peter J Dolara, senior vice-president of American Eagle in Miami, says: "Our customers throughout north-east Florida will have even more convenient connections to destinations throughout the US, the Caribbean, Latin America and Europe."
