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Northwest Airlines said Friday it will invest more than $74 million to bring regional jets to Memphis, the smallest of its three domestic hubs.
Eagan-based Northwest earlier this year ordered 54 Canadair Regional Jets for incremental delivery beginning in April 2000. On Friday, Richard Anderson, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Northwest, announced that 42 of the 50-seat jets will be flown by Memphis-based Express Airlines...