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The low-cost airline is facing headwinds from higher jet fuel prices.

Service between Miami and Caracas will operate daily.

Lawmakers cited the potential for higher fares and job losses in a letter to the carriers’ chief executives.

The connection will operate four times per week this summer.

Regulators are moving to normalize the flight schedule at Hamad International Airport.

Flights will operate daily through Oct. 25.

The airline said it is not engaged in discussions with its competitor and has no interest in doing so.

Flights will start in May and operate twice per week.

The airline is reportedly struggling to stay ahead of rising jet fuel costs.

The agency is cutting over 300 flights per day from the airport’s summer schedule.