Less People are using Atlantic City International Airport to travel.
The South Jersey Transportation Authority says nearly 495,000 passengers used the airport in Egg Harbor Township during the first six months of the year. That compares to nearly 662,000 during the same period in 2012.
Spirit Airlines spokeswoman Misty Pinson tells The Press of Atlantic City the airport's sole carrier has cut flights to Atlantic City because the demand isn't there.
Other airlines like AirTran have cut service to the airport in recent years.
Pinson says Spirit began to see fewer people looking for flights to Atlantic City after Superstorm Sandy.
Spirit also added service at Philadelphia International Airport in April, including flights to Las Vegas and Dallas.
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