The FAA recently lifted a flight ban imposed following a fatal crash in Louisville, Kentucky.

The former carrier’s aircraft are being returned to leasing companies.

The individual, who has not been identified, jumped a perimeter fence, authorities said.

Flights will operate four times weekly going forward.

Officials said they are speeding up restructuring efforts in light of higher jet fuel prices.

The design was applied to an Airbus A380.

Service will start in July.

The carrier is in the process of planning and building out its international network.

But U.S. carriers are still absorbing the majority of the increase in the price of jet fuel, according to Chris Sununu.

The all-Airbus carrier is a first-time customer for the type.