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South Bend International Airport's own carrier and destination set, verified November 2026 (settler G-AIR-7); carrier listings dated October–November 2026; Bureau of Transportation Statistics destination table, July 2025–June 2026
The banked article deliberately printed no route map, because the secondary carriers conflicted; the audit's settler is the airport's own set verified in November 2026, and that set is now printed, with the stale conflict named and expelled. Five carriers serve the field: Allegiant, American, Breeze, Delta, and United. The airport's own current count is sixteen nonstop destinations. By carrier, as the November 2026 listings carry them: Allegiant — Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Orlando/Sanford, Knoxville, Phoenix/Mesa, Punta Gorda, St. Petersburg/Clearwater, and seasonal Sarasota. American — Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte, and Chicago O'Hare. Breeze — Orlando International, Washington Dulles, and seasonal Fort Myers, resumed 18 November. Delta — Atlanta, Detroit, and Minneapolis/St. Paul. United — Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles. Counted across the full season the per-carrier lists name seventeen cities, the airport's sixteen being its in-season count with seasonal service moving the total — the variance is seasonal arithmetic, not a contradiction, and it is printed rather than smoothed. The stale carrier is expelled by name: the set still circulating in secondary sources — four airlines, twelve nonstop destinations, no Breeze — predates Breeze's arrival and does not describe the field in November 2026. Lakeville's tie remains what the banked article proved: none of the field's serves-lines names Lakeville; the town uses this map without appearing on it.