New York

The carrier will significantly reduce its presence in New York.

The carrier continues to expand its domestic network with another route addition.

Service could start as soon as this summer, officials said.

The service will relaunch after a seven-year pause.

The carrier was set to leave the city for good in February.

The last flight will operate on Feb. 14.

Hundreds of flights were canceled as of midday Friday.

The Art Deco-inspired “BlueHouse” covers 9,000 square feet across two floors of New York-JFK’s Terminal 5.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is looking to spend $45 billion on infrastructure improvements through 2035.

The airline will now serve three airports in the New York region.