New Bus Service To and From Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing, NJ

If you travel to or from Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing, New Jersey and Philadelphia International Airport, a new perk has just been announced, according to Community News.

New bus service will connect Trenton-Mercer Airport and Philadelphia International Airport

This perk is for passengers of American Airlines only. Starting on Monday, September 22, there will be a new bus service to connect both airports, which aren't that far away from each other, making it a more convenient way to travel.

You will be dropped off airside, already through TSA

When you arrive at the airport you'll check into your flight, check your luggage, go through TSA, and jump on the bus. The trip on I-95 will take about 50 minutes (depending on traffc) and you'll be dropped off "airside" by the luxury bus (which will have in-seat power and free WiFi so you can communicate or get some work done).

There will be three daily bus trips between the Ewing and Philadelphia airports

The buses belong to The Landline Company. There will be three daily trips from each of the airports.

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The times of the daily bus trips from Trenton-Mercer Airport to Philadelphia International Airport are 6:45 AM, 12 PM, and 4:30 PM.

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The buses will leave Philadelphia International Airport for Trenton -Mercer Airport daily at 8:30 AM, 2 PM, and 6:40 PM.

There will also be bus service between Philadelphia International Airport and other area airports including Atlantic City International Airport, Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport, Lehigh Valley International Airport, and Wilmington Airport in Delaware.

You can book the new bus service by clicking here.

Oh and another perk, you will be able to use your AAdvantage miles and use and earn loyalty points for the bus trips.

For more information, click here.

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