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United Airlines announced new nonstop flights for summer 2026, including routes from Newark to Croatian cities Split and Bari, Spain's Santiago de Compostela, Iceland's Reykjavik, South Korea's Seoul, and Scotland's Glasgow, targeting high-spending travelers seeking direct access to smaller European cities and beyond.
Allegiant is expanding its list of nonstop seasonal flights from Des Moines International Airport for the summer, offering new routes to Portland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Destin-Fort Walton Beach, and Sarasota. These flights, starting as low as $70, will begin in late May and early June, with most ending in August. The expansion aims to meet high summer travel demand, allowing passengers to avoid layovers and spend more time at their destinations.
Breeze Airways is adding two new nonstop routes from Tampa International Airport, allowing passengers to travel to Pensacola, Florida and Bangor, Maine. The flights to Pensacola will start in June with one-way tickets starting at $49, while the Bangor flights will begin in October with one-way tickets starting at $99. This expansion brings the total nonstop destinations offered by Breeze Airways from Tampa to 23, with the airline also introducing "BreezeThru" stops.
Frontier Airlines is introducing new nonstop routes from Detroit Metro Airport and Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids, offering promotional fares starting at $19 with some restrictions. The new routes include flights to Baltimore-Washington International Airport and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport from Detroit, and to Dallas-Fort Worth from Grand Rapids. The promotional fares are available for purchase until January 25 and are valid for travel through June 5, with additional costs for baggage and seating assignments. Frontier Airlines is also expanding its operations to various destinations across the U.S. and the Caribbean as part of its focus on providing affordable travel options.
Delta Air Lines is expanding its operations at Austin's airport by adding 11 new flights in 2024, including three new nonstop routes to Nashville, Midland/Odessa, and McAllen. The expansion positions Austin as a key access point for Delta's global network. The new flights will be operated by Delta Connection, increasing the airline's capacity by 20% at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. This announcement comes after American Airlines cut 21 routes from Austin, including the Cincinnati route, which Delta is now adding a new daily flight to.
Frontier Airlines has announced the addition of seven new nonstop routes, with Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Dallas-Fort Worth being the major beneficiaries. Pittsburgh will gain four new routes, including flights to Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, and Raleigh-Durham. Dallas-Fort Worth will have two new routes, one to Pittsburgh and another to Jacksonville, Florida. Cleveland will have a new route to Montego Bay, Jamaica, becoming the airport's new international destination. The introductory fares for these routes start as low as $19 one-way.
Breeze Airways is adding four new nonstop routes from Tampa International Airport to Burlington, Vermont; Madison, Wisconsin; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; and Plattsburgh, New York, starting next year. Fares for these routes start at $49 for one-way tickets, and travelers can get 35% off roundtrip bookings using the code "BENICE." Three of these destinations are new routes that have never flown nonstop to Tampa before.
Spirit Airlines is expanding its nonstop routes from Tampa International Airport, adding daily service to Charlotte, North Carolina starting October 5, and four flights per week to Norfolk, Richmond, and Charleston, South Carolina as seasonal routes starting November 15. This marks the first time Spirit has flown nonstop between Tampa and these cities. With these additions, Spirit will become the airline with the second-highest number of nonstop destinations from Tampa, after Southwest Airlines.
Breeze Airways has announced five new nonstop routes, including flights to Charleston, West Virginia; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh from Tampa International Airport, and flights to Orlando and Tulsa, Oklahoma from New Orleans. All of the new flights will be operated on Breeze’s Airbus A220 aircraft, with introductory fares starting at $39 or $59 one-way. These new routes come just two weeks after Breeze announced three other new routes, including flights from Raleigh-Durham International Airport to Tampa and Las Vegas, and a new route between Orlando and Portland, Maine.
Avelo Airlines has launched three new nonstop routes from Tweed New Haven Airport to Melbourne/Cocoa Beach, Fla.; Daytona Beach, Fla.; and Greenville/Spartanburg, S.C. The routes will operate twice weekly on Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft, with fares starting at $49*. Avelo now offers 17 nonstop destinations from Tweed New Haven Airport, providing affordable and convenient air service for Southern Connecticut.