Tampa International Airport

TPA is eyeing a variety of popular but unserved O&Ds.

Eleven new leisure routes are being added to the Denver-based airline’s network.

The Connecticut-Florida route will be the fifth connection the carrier is set to launch on the east coast this fall.

Flights have restarted to three destinations and two more will return to the airline’s network later this month.

After it emerged that British Airways is planning the launch of a subsidiary to run short-haul routes out of London Gatwick from next summer, Routes looks at the carrier’s operations from the UK airport pre-pandemic and the latest schedules filed for 2022.

The carrier will operate flights from its Connecticut base to four Florida airports.

Twenty-one new routes are being added to the ULCC’s network over the coming months.

Breeze Airways head of planning Max Barrus tells Routes about the startup's process for identifying new opportunities.

The Florida airport has not been connected to London since a Gatwick service ended in 2020.

US startups Breeze Airways and Avelo Airlines are aiming to carve out a niche by serving the underserved.

ULCC added the Wisconsin airport to its network last month.

Spirit's network planning VP John Kirby told Routes Americas 2021 that Miami International’s decision to lower costs, coupled with soaring leisure demand, prompted the ULCC's big expansion in South Florida.

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport will become the first point in the state to be served by the carrier.

The six transborder services to three new US points follow the Canadian airline’s Request for Proposals on Route Exchange.

The carrier will serve nine destinations from Kansas City by June 10.

A total of 39 largely unserved routes will be offered by the airline, with the first service starting before the end of May.

The startup’s first route will likely connect Tampa and Charleston.

US regional carrier Silver Airways is adding New Orleans to its route map from June.

The carrier hopes the point-to-point routes will stimulate business travel this summer as well as attracting leisure traffic.

The ULCC's CEO Barry Biffle says the airline is 'exceptionally well positioned to increase operations this year.'

US market seeing leisure demand for flights to warm weather destinations and ski resorts.

The New York-based carrier expects high VFR traffic over the holiday.

CEO Jude Bricker says that the passenger airline’s flexible route network and cargo-handling deal with Amazon has enabled it to remain resilient during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The US carrier is restarting nonstop service to Shanghai later this month and in November plans to resume flights on almost 30 international routes, targeting leisure and VFR traffic.

Four routes are being launched from Hartford’s Bradley International Airport as the US carrier seeks to stimulate leisure demand.