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Ultra-low-cost carriers will be the primary users of the new facility. Avports leaders have said there’s been an “incredible amount of interest.”

Starting in June 2025, United’s A321neo fleet will regularly serve all of the airline’s hubs along with a handful of other new markets.

During a recent earnings call, Frontier’s leaders say they are ready to move forward with the company’s latest proposal to purchase Spirit.

Breeze Airways has announced it is offering service in three new cities along with adding 19 new routes to its network later this year.

With this new service, the Latin American carrier will add over 1,000 seats per week in the U.S. and El Salvador market.

In its latest network shake-up, JetBlue plans to discontinue service in a highly competitive Northeast market this spring.

On Thursday, the carrier announced new service to Richmond, Virginia; Providence, Rhode Island; and Montreal, Quebec, starting later this year.

Emirates President Sir Tim Clark says the airline would like to grow its presence in the U.S. But Boeing delivery delays have created some roadblocks.

Arajet plans to launch routes to the first of three U.S. locations it was recently approved to serve by the Department of Transportation.

The Chicago-based airline is slated to join Delta and resume service to Tel Aviv starting next month with up to two daily flights.