Scott Kirby defended his vision of a massive combined airline that would create “millions” of jobs and make the U.S. more competitive globally.

The carrier said it will offer two flights per week for the summer.

The type will be used on transatlantic routes from Toronto and Montreal, and on transcontinental connections across North America.

Robert Isom said the airline has a history of being “aggressive” with the right opportunities.

The president said he’d like to acquire the budget carrier and then sell it for a profit when oil prices come down.

Officials said membership will improve connectivity for customers and expand access to the Hawaiian Islands.

New additions include Sun Country’s current CEO and board chair.

The airline will launch two new routes in early July.

A merger between the two carriers was discussed but failed to gain support, insiders said.

One aircraft strayed into the flight path of another while approaching the airport for landing.