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The airline is dropping three yet-to-launch routes following Alaska’s move into the same markets.

The ultra-low-cost carrier continues trimming its network as it adjusts to a smaller fleet and ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.

The airline will not return to these cities next summer.

The carrier will operate the first-ever scheduled international service from this airport.

The carrier plans to launch flights to two markets next year.

The carrier is currently restructuring its operations under the supervision of a U.S. bankruptcy court.

The ultra-low-cost carrier cites “current market demand” for the cut.

The airline will furlough pilots, reduce corporate staff, and shutter some facilities early next year.

The carrier says it is not seeing “high enough demand” in these markets.

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