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Traffic at the Jetport is very seasonal, varying from a bustling mainline destination in the summer to a sleepy RJ landing strip in the winter. Portland is served domestically by Delta, American, United, and their regional affiliates, as well as JetBlue. Internationally, Portland sees service from Air Canada's regional partner Air Georgian, as well as the charter operator Twin Cities Air Service. In the middle of the summer 737s, A320s, and MD-88s join a heavy mix of Regional Jets and corporate traffic. During the winter months, the spread of aircraft remains relatively the same, but thins out significantly during the day. FedEx flies a single Boeing 757 into Portland which remains throughout the day, while small cargo feeder aircraft operate sporadically. | Traffic at the Jetport is very seasonal, varying from a bustling mainline destination in the summer to a sleepy RJ landing strip in the winter. Portland is served domestically by Delta, American, United, and their regional affiliates, as well as JetBlue. Internationally, Portland sees service from Air Canada's regional partner Air Georgian, as well as the charter operator Twin Cities Air Service. In the middle of the summer 737s, A320s, and MD-88s join a heavy mix of Regional Jets and corporate traffic. During the winter months, the spread of aircraft remains relatively the same, but thins out significantly during the day. FedEx flies a single Boeing 757 into Portland which remains throughout the day, while small cargo feeder aircraft operate sporadically. | ||