Mesa may suspend more Wyo. service

DENVER — Mesa Airlines, one of the primary air-commuter carriers of Denver International Airport, has filed notice it will suspend service to nine Rocky Mountain communities unless it receives help from the federal government under the Essential Air Service program.Mesa, which operates United Express from the Denver hub, filed its 90-day notice of suspension of service with the federal Department of Transportation on Oct. 1 but hopes to continue service to the nine communities in three states, said Sarah Pitcher, Mesa˜s vice president for corporate communications at headquarters in Farmington, N.M.
"This basically is the first step we need to…