Frontier Expands Network With New Airports
Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier has announced the addition of two new airports to its route network starting this summer.
Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier has announced the addition of two new airports to its route network starting this summer.
In addition, the carrier is no longer a member of the Regional Airline Association. Silver had just rejoined the trade group in 2022.
The carrier’s 747 fleet has flown to a handful of U.S. markets in the past but only regularly serves New York-JFK at the time of writing.
Delta is once again bolstering its network from Austin, Texas, this time with a new international service starting in the winter.
Frontier is set to add two new international markets to its route map this summer. The routes will be served from Atlanta.
On Thursday, the airline said it plans to restore its last two A380s to active service in 2025. Previously, the last A380 was set to reenter service in 2026.
SkyWest plans to cut service between two Essential Air Service markets this summer. The regional carrier has flown the route since 2014.
Copa Airlines is set to grow in the U.S. with a new route. The Panama-based airline’s newest service will begin this summer.
American plans to relaunch its longest regularly scheduled domestic service in October 2025 following a four-year pause.
Breeze is expanding again, this time with a new point on its route map. The airline, which began service in 2021, operates to nearly 70 cities in 31 states.