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INDIANA BUSINESS

Southwest to fly daily Indianapolis–Cancún from June 3, 2027; Myrtle Beach Saturday service returns

The Indianapolis Airport Authority said, in a release reproduced by Airport Improvement on 2026-10-06, that Southwest Airlines will operate daily nonstop service between Indianapolis and Cancún beginning June 3, 2027. The announcement also said Saturday-only Myrtle Beach service will resume in June 2027 and Saturday San Juan service will return for Spring Break 2027 and continue through summer.

Oct 6, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →
GOVERNMENT & POLICY

Indy Chamber, Indianapolis Airport Authority launch $15M 'Speed City' fund to add nonstop flights at IND

The Indy Chamber announced on 2026-10-02 that, together with the Indianapolis Airport Authority, it is launching the Speed City Nonstop Growth Fund — a $15 million, private-sector-backed effort described as intended to add more nonstop domestic and international flights to and from Indianapolis International Airport (IND).

Oct 2, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →

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Indianapolis Airport projects nearly 500,000 travelers for Fall Break 2026; Oct. 4 and Oct. 8 expected busiest

The Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) projects nearly 500,000 passengers will travel through Indianapolis International Airport (IND) during the Fall Break period Oct. 1–Oct. 26, 2026. IAA identified Oct. 4 and Oct. 8 as the heaviest departure days, and advised travelers to plan arrivals and check in early.

Oct 1, 2026 · News BriefRead news brief →
GOVERNMENT & POLICY

Indiana employers expand childcare benefits to retain staff, warn tax credit’s $2.5M cap could limit help

At an Indiana Chamber childcare summit, employers including the Indianapolis Airport Authority, Parkview Health and Cummins described employer-funded childcare programs that helped retention, while raising concerns that a state employer childcare tax credit — capped statewide at $2.5 million and never claimed — may not cover future investments.

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