The company cited higher fuel costs and “geopolitical challenges.”

Chris Sununu acknowledged that prices have climbed, but from “all-time lows.”

About 100 pilots and 200 cabin staff could be dismissed as the bankrupt carrier restructures.

Flights will operate three times weekly.

The carrier’s network planning team recently scoped out a part of the world not served by any U.S. airline.

Five new routes will launch in June 2027.

Service begins in April 2027.

Jason Ambrosi will serve a second term as president.

CEO Joanna Geraghty said the carrier is not in talks with its creditors.

The agreement includes “significant pay increases,” the carrier said.