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Local Points to/from Terminal ZIP CITY STATE TERM AREA 01201 COLTSVILLE MA ALB A-4 01201 PITTSFIELD MA ALB A-4 01202 PITTSFIELD MA ALB A-4 01220 ADAMS MA ALB A-4 01220 ADAMS MA ALB A-4 01223 BECKET MA ALB A-6 01225 CHESHIRE MA ALB A-4 01225 CHESHIRE HARBOR MA ALB A-4 01225 FARNAMS MA ALB A-4 01226 DALTON MA ALB A-4 01227 DALTON MA ALB A-4 01229 GLENDALE MA ALB A-5 01230 GREAT BARRINGTON MA ALB A-5 01235 HINSDALE MA ALB A-5 01236 HOUSATONIC MA ALB A-5 01236 VAN SUSANVILLE MA ALB A-5 01236 WILLIAMSVILLE MA ALB A-5 01237 HANCOCK MA ALB A-4 01237 LANESBORO MA ALB A-4 01237 NEW ASHFORD MA ALB A-4 01238 LEE MA ALB A-5 01240 LENOX MA ALB A-5 01240 NEW LENOX MA ALB A-5 01242 LENOX DALE MA ALB A-5 01244 BERSHIRE MA ALB A-4 01244 MILL RIVER MA ALB A-4 01245 MONTEREY MA ALB A-5 01245 WEST OTIS MA ALB A-5 01247 BRIGGSVILLE MA ALB A-4 01247 FLORIDA MA ALB A-4 01247 NORTH ADAMS MA ALB A-4 01252 NORTH EGREMONT MA ALB A-5 01252 NORTH EGREMONT MA ALB A-5 01253 OTIS MA ALB A-6 01254 RICHMOND MA ALB A-5 01254 RICHMOND FURNACE MA ALB A-5 01257 SHEFFIELD MA ALB A-5 01258 SOUTH EGREMONT MA ALB A-5 01260 SOUTH LEE MA ALB A-5 01262 STOCKBRIDGE MA ALB A-5 01263 STOCKBRIDGE MA ALB A-5 01264 TRYNINGHAM MA ALB A-6 01264 TURNHAM MA ALB A-6 01266 ALFORD MA ALB A-5 01266 ALFORD MA ALB A-5 01266 BERSHIRE COUNTY MA ALB A-5 01266 INTERLAKEN MA ALB A-5 01266 STATE LINE MA ALB A-5 01266 WEST STOCKBRIDGE MA ALB A-5 01267 WILLIAMSTOWN MA alb A-4 05201 BENNINGTON VT ALB A-4 05201 OLD BENNINGTON VT ALB A-4 05201 WOODFORD VT ALB A-4 1 of 101 Mobile Air Transport, Inc. Local Points to/from Terminal ZIP CITY STATE TERM AREA 05250 ARLINGTON VT ALB A-5 05250 SUNDERLAND VT ALB A-5 05250 SUNDERLAND STATION VT ALB A-5 05250 W ARLINGTON VT ALB A-5 05251 DORSET VT ALB A-6 05251 EAST DORSET VT ALB A-6 05252 EAST ARLINGTON VT ALB A-5 05253 EAST DORSET VT ALB A-6 05253 NORTH DORSET VT ALB A-6 05254 BARNUMVILLE VT ALB A-5 05254 MANCHESTER VT ALB A-5 05255 MANCHESTER CENTER VT ALB A-5 05255 MANCHESTER DEPOT VT ALB A-5 05257 NORTH BENNINGTON VT ALB A-4 05260 POWNAL VT ALB A-4 05262 SOUTH SHAFTSBURY VT ALB A-4 05263 SOUTH DORSET VT ALB A-7 05301 WEST BRATTLEBORO VT ALB A-8 05302 BRATTLEBORO VT ALB A-8 05303 BRATTLEBORO VT ALB A-8 05304 BRATTLEBORO VT ALB A-8 05401 BURLINGTON VT ALB A-8 05402 BURLINGTON MAIN BOXES VT ALB A-8 05403 S BURLINGTON VT ALB A-8 05403 SOUTH BURLINGTON VT ALB A-8 05404 WINOOSKI VT ALB A-8 05405 UNIV OF VERMONT VT ALB A-8 05443 BRISTOL VT ALB A-8 05445 E CHARLOTTE VT ALB A-8 05446 COLCHESTER VT ALB A-8 05448 EAST FAIRFIELD VT ALB A-8 05451 ESSEX VT ALB A-8 05452 ESSEX JUNCTION VT ALB A-8 05456 FERRISBURG VT ALB A-8 05461 HINESBURG VT ALB A-8 05465 JERICHO VT ALB A-8 05473 N FERRISBURG VT ALB A-8 05474 N HERO VT ALB A-8 05481 SAINT ALBANS BAY VT ALB A-8 05483 SHELDON VT ALB A-8 05485 N SHELDON VT ALB A-8 05491 ADDISON VT ALB A-8 05495 N WILLISTON VT ALB A-8 05602 BERLIN VT ALB A-8 05602 MIDDLESEX VT ALB A-8 05602 MIDDLESEX CENTER VT ALB A-8 05602 MONTPELIER VT ALB A-8 05602 NORTH MIDDLESEX VT ALB A-8 05602 PUTNAMVILLE VT ALB A-8 05701 CLEMENTWOOD VT ALB A-7 05701 MENDON VT ALB A-7 05701 RUTLAND VT ALB A-7 05701 SOUTH CHITTENDEN VT ALB A-7 2 of 101 Mobile Air Transport, Inc. Local Points to/from Terminal ZIP CITY STATE TERM AREA 05730 BELMONT VT ALB A-7 05732 BOMOSEEN VT ALB A-7 05734 BRIDPORT VT ALB A-7 05734 BRIDPORT VT ALB A-7 05735 E HUBBARDTON VT ALB A-7 05736 CENTER RUTLAND VT ALB A-7 05737 CHITTENDEN VT ALB A-7 05739 DANBY VT ALB A-6 05739 DANBY FOUR CORNERS VT ALB A-6 05739 MOUNT TABOR VT ALB A-6 05739 MT TABOR VT ALB A-6 05740 EAST MIDDLEBURY VT ALB A-7 05741 EAST POULTNEY VT ALB A-7 05742 EAST WALLINGFORD VT ALB A-7 05743 FAIR HAVEN VT ALB A-7 05744 FLORENCE VT ALB A-7 05748 HANCOCK VT ALB A-7 05749 HUBBARDTON VT ALB A-7 05757 MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS VT ALB A-7 05758 Mount Holly VT ALB A-7 05759 CLAREDON VT ALB A-7 05759 CLARENDON VT ALB A-7 05759 EAST CLAREDON VT ALB A-7 05759 EAST CLARENDON VT ALB A-7 05759 North CLARENDON VT ALB A-7 05759 NORTH CLARENDON VT ALB A-7 05760 ORWELL VT ALB A-7 05761 PAWLET VT ALB A-7 05763 PITTSFORD VT ALB A-7 05764 POULTNEY VT ALB A-7 05764 SOUTH POULTNEY VT ALB A-7 05765 PROCTOR VT ALB A-7 05768 RUPERT VT ALB A-7 05770 EAST SHOREHAM VT ALB A-7 05773 WALLINGFORD VT ALB A-7 05774 WELLS VT ALB A-7 05775 W PAWLET VT ALB A-7 05776 WEST RUPERT VT ALB A-7 05777 IRA VT ALB A-7 12008 ALPLAUS NY ALB A-3 12008 ALPLAUS NY ALB A-3 12009 ALSEN NY ALB A-3 12009 ALTAMONT NY ALB A-3 12009 ALTAMONT NY ALB A-3 12009 DUNNSVILLE NY ALB A-3 12009 FULLERS NY ALB A-3 12009 MEADOWDALE NY ALB A-3 12009 THOMPSONS LAKE NY ALB A-3 12009 WEST TOWNSHIP NY ALB A-3 12010 AMSTERDAM NY ALB A-3 12010 AMSTERDAM NY ALB A-3 12010 CRANESVILLE NY ALB A-3 12010 MILL POINT NY ALB A-3 3 of 101 Mobile Air Transport, Inc. Local Points to/from Terminal ZIP CITY STATE TERM AREA 12010 MINAVILLE NY ALB A-3 12010 PERTH NY ALB A-3 12010 SCOTCH BUSH NY ALB A-3 12010 SOUTH AMSTERDAM NY ALB A-3 12010 WEST CHARLTON NY ALB A-3 12010 WEST CHARLTON NY ALB A-3 12010 WEST GALWAY NY ALB A-3 12010 WEST GLENVILLE NY ALB A-3 12010 WEST PERTH NY ALB A-3 12015 ATHENS NY ALB A-5 12015 ATHENS NY ALB A-5 12015 WEST ATHENS NY ALB A-5 12016 AURIESVILLE NY ALB A-4 12016 AURIESVILLE NY ALB A-4 12017 AUSTERLITZ NY ALB A-5 12017 AUSTERLITZ NY ALB A-5 12018 ALPS NY ALB A-3 12018 AVERILL PARK NY ALB A-3 12018 AVERILL PARK NY ALB A-3 12018 DUNHAMS HOLLOW NY ALB A-3 12018 EAST POESTENKILL NY ALB A-3 12019 BALLSTON LAKE NY ALB A-3 12019 BALLSTON LAKE NY ALB A-3 12019 CHARLTON NY ALB A-3 12019 CHARLTON NY ALB A-3 12020 BALLSTON CENTER NY ALB A-3 12020 BALLSTON SPA NY ALB A-3 12020 BALLSTON SPA NY ALB A-3 12020 BIRCHTON NY ALB A-3 12020 EASTLINE NY ALB A-3 12020 MALTA NY ALB A-3 12020 MALTA NY ALB A-3 12020 MALTAVILLE NY ALB A-3 12020 MILTON CENTER NY ALB A-3 12020 WEST MILTON NY ALB A-3 12022 BERLIN NY ALB A-3 12022 BERLIN NY ALB A-3 12022 CENTER BERLIN NY ALB A-3 12023 BERNE NY ALB A-4 12023 BERNE NY ALB A-4 12023 SOUTH BERNE NY ALB A-4 12023 WEST BERNE NY ALB A-4 12024 BRAINARD NY ALB A-3 12024 BRAINARD NY ALB A-3 12025 BROADALBIN NY ALB A-4 12025 BROADALBIN NY ALB A-4 12025 VAILS MILLS NY ALB A-4 12026 BROOKVIEW NY ALB A-3 12027 BURNT HILLS NY ALB A-3 12027 BURNT HILLS NY ALB A-3 12028 BUSKIRIK NY ALB A-5 12028 SOUTH CAMBRIDGE NY ALB A-5 12028 WEST HOOSICK NY ALB A-5 4 of 101 Mobile Air Transport, Inc. Local Points to/from Terminal ZIP CITY STATE TERM AREA 12029 CANAAN NY ALB A-5 12029 CANAAN NY ALB A-5 12029 FLATBROOK NY ALB A-5 12031 CARLISE NY ALB A-5 12032 CANADA LAKE NY ALB A-6 12032 CAROGA LAKE NY ALB A-6 12032 CAROGA LAKE NY ALB A-6 12033 CASTLETON-ON-HUDSON NY ALB A-3 12033 SCHODACK CENTER NY ALB A-3 12035 CARLISE CENTER NY ALB A-5 12035 CETNRAL BRIDGE NY ALB A-5 12036 CHARLOTTEVILLE NY ALB A-7 12036 CHARLOTTEVILLE NY ALB A-7 12037 CHATHAM NY ALB A-5 12037 CHATHAM NY ALB A-5 12040 CHERRY PLAIN NY ALB A-3 12040 CHERRY PLAIN NY ALB A-3 12041 CLARKSVILLE NY ALB A-3 12041 CLARKSVILLE NY ALB A-3 12042 CLIMAX NY ALB A-5 12042 CLIMAX NY ALB A-5 12042 GRAPEVILLE NY ALB A-5 12042 MEDWAY NY ALB A-5 12043 COBLESKILL NY ALB A-5 12043 COBLESKILL NY ALB A-5 12043 HYNDSVILLE NY ALB A-5 12045 COEYMANS NY ALB A-3 12045 COEYMANS NY ALB A-3 12046 COEYMANS HOLLOW NY ALB A-3 12046 COEYMANS HOLLOW NY ALB A-3 12047 COHOES NY ALB A-2 12047 COHOES NY ALB A-2 12047 DUNSBACH FERRY NY ALB A-2 12050 COLUMBIAVILLE NY ALB A-5 12050 COLUMBIAVILLE NY ALB A-5 12051 COXSACKIE NY ALB A-5 12051 COXSACKIE NY ALB A-5 12052 CROPSEYVILLE NY ALB A-2 12052 CROPSEYVILLE NY ALB A-2 12053 DELANSON NY ALB A-4 12053 DELANSON NY ALB A-4 12054 DELMAR NY ALB A-2 12054 DELMAR NY ALB A-2 12054 ELSMERE NY ALB A-2 12054 NORMANSVILLE NY ALB A-2 12054 UNION CHURCH NY ALB A-2 12055 DORMANSVILLE NY ALB A-4 12055 DORMANSVILLE NY ALB A-4 12056 DUANESBURG NY ALB A-3 12056 DUANESBURG NY ALB A-3 12057 EAGLE BRIDGE NY ALB A-5 12057 EAGLE BRIDGE NY ALB A-5 12057 WHITE CREEK NY ALB A-5 5 of 101 Mobile Air Transport, Inc.
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