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Lehigh Valley International Airport Saw Resurgent Traveler Numbers, Record Year for Air Cargo in 2021 | WDIY Local News

WDIY | By Peter Blair,

Sarit Laschinsky

Published January 19, 2022 at 7:55 AM EST

Lehigh Valley International Airport saw a resurgent travel year in 2021, with passenger numbers approaching 2018 levels. WDIY’s Peter Blair has more.

(Original air-date: 1/19/22)

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Peter Blair

Peter Blair was the station director of WDSR DeSales College Radio, where he also produced and hosted the 'Tea Time and Formula 1' racing and variety show. He received his first passport as an infant and traveled the world ever since. He is descended from a long line of engineers and enjoys motoring in cars and on bikes. He is also an enthusiastic amateur photographer.

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Sarit Laschinsky

Sarit "Siri" Laschinsky was WDIY's News and Public Affairs Director until 2023.

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