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The carrier is also kicking off two new routes to Brazil in March.

The airline group believes the country is an under-served market.

Brindisi and Zurich are new destinations joining the carrier’s network in summer 2023.

The carrier plans to serve an initial three domestic destinations from Kuala Lumpur.

Routes World 2022 host Las Vegas will be the carrier’s first US destination.

Two new destinations in Bangladesh and India will join the LCC’s network for the first time.

The Jamaican city will be the 70th destination served from Frontier’s Denver base.

The airline will begin scheduled international passenger flights from Colombo.

The service is part of the carrier’s winter schedule, which will see the SkyTeam member operate capacity ‘close to’ 2019 levels.

The Hungarian LCC’s Romanian expansion plans are revealed on the heels of Blue Air’s suspension of flights.

The expansion will bring to 22 the number of routes offered from Sky Harbor by Frontier.

Transport Canada has issued the fledgling ULCC with an AOC and signed off its launch of YYZ services to Winnipeg and Moncton.

The LCC will launch a route from Sharjah during the upcoming winter season.

Asturias-Amsterdam is one of six routes the Spanish LCC has scheduled to launch over the coming months.

The new Toronto-based airline said it was close to receiving its air operator’s certificate earlier in July.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline said the service is attracting transit passengers from across Europe.

The airline plans to enter the Canadian airline market this summer.

The number of low-cost weekly seats between Abu Dhabi and Azerbaijan is set to rise.

The carrier’s newly wet-leased narrowbody is a signal that the airline’s executives see strong summer demand.

The LCC began flying from the Australian capital last December and is now growing its presence at the airport.

The ULCC is expanding its Latin America offerings from the central Florida airport.

Kazakhstan’s largest airline is switching its London route to Almaty and launching a new service to Bodrum.

CEO Tony Douglas said a likely home for the 26 Airbus A321neos could be Air Arabia Abu Dhabi, the LCC which operates routes to seven countries including India, Bangladesh and Egypt.

The carrier is boosting service to European markets, assessing that demand will come back strongly.

Air Arabia Abu Dhabi will provide direct competition for Pegasus Airlines on the route.