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Following several restructuring-related capacity cuts, ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit is slated to grow its network again this year.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier has announced the addition of two new airports to its route network starting this summer.

An airline spokesperson told AirlineGeeks on Monday that these aircraft will be operated in their current configuration, primarily on shorter routes.

Frontier is set to add two new international markets to its route map this summer. The routes will be served from Atlanta.

Breeze is planning to open its 11th base this summer. The airline says this addition will add more jobs and allow aircraft to remain overnight.

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Biffle called the ongoing transition away from jet bridges a “huge cost savings opportunity” as the airline looks to increase aircraft utilization on peak days.

Frontier plans to launch 14 new routes this spring, including resuming service to Boise, Idaho, and Spokane, Washington.

Southwest added that its IATA membership will benefit the carrier in several ways, including partnerships and a broader voice within the travel industry.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit has rejected yet another merger offer from Frontier as the carrier plans to go forward with restructuring.