Airport Administration
- Theresa M. Cook, AAE
Executive Director, Coos County Airport District
(541) 756-8531
E-mail - Robert Brittsan
Executive Assistant
(541) 756-8531 x104
E-mail - Jennifer Groth
Public Information Officer
(541) 756-8531 x103
E-mail
Airport Operations
- Bob Hood
Airport Operations Manager
(541) 756-8531 x105
E-mail - Operations Staff
(541) 756-7272
Airport Maintenance
- Bob Hood
Airport Maintenance Manager
(541) 756-8531 x105
E-mail
Board of Commissioners
- Jon Barton, Chair
- Helen Mineau
- Joe Benetti
- John Briggs
- Mike Lehman
Meetings
- Regular Board Meeting
Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 7:30 a.m.
District’s Board Room, mezzanine level
Southwest Oregon Regional Airport Terminal Building
1100 Airport Lane, North Bend
Executive Session will follow
Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
Announcements
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
- December 19, 2017Non-Stop Flights to Denver Start June 10, 2018United Airlines will resume its twice weekly summer nonstop service between North Bend and Denver on June 10, 2018.
Sunday and Wednesday roundtrip flights between Southwest Oregon Regional Airport and Denver International Airport will be offered between June 10 and Oct. 3 on United’s Embraer ERJ-175 jet aircraft. The ERJ-175 provides passengers with a full-service cabin and has seating for up to 76 passengers, including twelve first-class cabin seats.
Flights will arrive in North Bend at 1:38 p.m. and depart for Denver at 2:10 p.m.Tickets for the Denver-North Bend flights are available at www.united.com or by calling 800-864-8331. - August 4, 2017
CONTACT: Melissa Roberts, PenAir
V.P., Marketing and Sales
907-230-2913Alaska-based PenAir cancels Pacific Northwest area air serviceEffective Tuesday, August 8, 2017, PenAir will cease operations of all non-EAS routes in the Pacific Northwest. This includes air travel on PenAir between Portland and Redding, Eureka/Arcata, North Bend/Coos Bay or Klamath Falls. The last scheduled flights in and out of Portland will be Monday, August 7. Flights operated by PenAir between Portland and Crescent City will continue as scheduled.“The steps we are taking with closing Portland area routes will allow PenAir to cut costs, while management continues its focus on financial stability and safe operations,” said PenAir CEO and Chairman Danny Seybert.PenAir flies to eight destinations within Alaska, as well as the Denver and Boston areas. Passengers on all other routes can expect continued operations with no changes to flight times or services.Passengers scheduled to fly out of the Portland markets after August 7, may contact the airline at 800-448-4226.About PenAir – PenAir, founded in 1955 by Orin Seybert in Pilot Point, Alaska, is one of the oldest family-owned airlines in the United States. The airline is also one of the largest regional airlines in Alaska and the Northeast U.S., and one of the largest operators of Saab 340 aircraft in the US. System-wide. PenAir has 700 employees and serves 25 destinations.
