Mesaba Airlines is cutting flights to many of Minnesota's rural airports. The company says it's part of Northwest Airlines plan to reduce service by 20 percent, following last week's terrorist attacks. For many customers it's an inconvenience, but for some of the state's smallest airports, it's potentially crippling blow. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Post reports. {
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