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Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA, is also known as the City of Brotherly Love

America’s Founding Fathers met in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and that’s where our new country took root. While Philadelphia has not forgotten these roots, the city has also been enjoying a contemporary boom. Towering city fades from concrete, lights, and glass to old stone, cobbled streets, and centuries-old neighborhoods one block to the next. 
Philadelphia is the sixth-most-populous city in the US and as of 2020 boasts the most populous city in Pennsylvania with a population of 1,603,797. Not bad for a city expanding 142.71 square miles.
Aside from its historical landmarks, there are long-standing family businesses, diners where the Philly cheesesteak flattop is older than the regulars lining up at the register, dive bars that will tempt you into an atmosphere where everybody knows your name, museums that will promise you to have something new to talk about over a cocktail on Center Street, and monuments that mark the different chapters of Philadelphia.
Popular times of the year to visit Philadelphia, lean heavier into the spring months, so think March through early June. This is when cherry blossom trees, local gardens, and outdoor spring events are not just blooming, but bursting to colorful life. The Delaware River also cuts through the city and can be viewed and traveled by the waterfront or across the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
Philadelphia is a one-stop shop for all things American history, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. After you get your bearings at the LOVE statue in the John F. Kennedy Plaza, get your local gastronomy by touring the Reading Terminal Market, or stroll to the Delaware River waterfront for an amazing view and equally amazing food. There are also plenty of museums to explore, but while you are at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, do not forget to pose with the “Rocky” Statue!

Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA, has moved beyond its industrial past

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a city that continues to reinvent and reimagine itself. Beautiful parks and historic attractions; downtown cityscapes that will dazzle any architecture buff; over 25 miles of riverfront trails; a plethora of museums spanning art, natural history, and the sciences; a thriving art scene rivaled by culinary prowess; and some of the biggest sports teams sure to get any sports fan hollering. The ‘Burgh has something for everyone, and with all of its offerings never comes off as pretentious. 
During the 2000s recession, Pittsburg was still going strong with an unflappable economy that was adding more jobs while most cities were losing them. Even their housing property values were on the rise. The story of Pittsburg regeneration in the midst of the crisis did not go unnoticed, and new residents were setting up shop in Pittsburgh in droves. This meant more college grads, more small business start-ups, more cultural opportunities for all. Between its low cost of living, multi-cultural expansion, and little risk of natural disasters, Pittsburgh is not just a city, it is more like an urban island unto itself. 
Pittsburgh sits on the Allegheny Plateau, and its downtown area oversees the Allegheny River from the northeast and Monongahela River across the southeast and meets the Ohio River. Visit Point State Park, a.k.a. “The Point”, to see where this marvelous convergence occurs. Scale the Duquesne Incline up Mt. Washington to get a full view of the city. Root for the home team at a Steelers game at Heinz Field or Pirates game at PNC Park.
Visit the modern art mecca that is The Andy Warhol Museum and the Carnegie Museum of Art, known for being the first museum to focus predominantly on contemporary art, and the ToonSeum.

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Plane Class	Example Plane	Max. Passengers
Air Taxi	Piper Cherokee	3	See Options
Midsize Air Taxi	Beechcraft Baron	5	See Options
Large Air Taxi	Piper Chieftain	8	See Options
Executive Air Taxi	Pilatus PC-12	8-9	See Options
Light Jet	Phenom 300	6-7	See Options
Midsize Jet	Hawker 800	8-9	See Options
Large Jet	Gulfstream V	14	See Options

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