Avelo Airlines, the budget carrier known for serving smaller U.S. airports, is adjusting its flight schedule by cutting some routes. The airline, which launched in 2021, has built a strong following with affordable fares and convenient regional connections. However, like many airlines, it must occasionally refine its network to match demand and operational efficiency1.
While Avelo has not released a full list of discontinued flights, recent reports suggest reductions in some less-traveled paths, including select New Haven (HVN) and Burbank (BUR) connections1. The airline continues to focus on popular leisure destinations like Orlando, Las Vegas, and Fort Lauderdale, where demand remains strong12.
Seasonal Adjustments: Some routes may be temporarily paused during slower travel months.
Optimizing Aircraft Use: As a small airline with just 16 planes, Avelo must deploy jets where they earn the most revenue1.
Competition & Fuel Costs: Rising expenses and competition from larger airlines may make some routes less profitable.
Alternative Options: Passengers on canceled routes can rebook on remaining Avelo flights or connect via other airlines.
Refunds & Flexibility: Avelo typically offers refunds or travel credits for affected bookings.
Future Expansions Possible: The airline may reintroduce routes if demand increases.
Avelo remains committed to low-cost, hassle-free travel, and its core routes—especially those serving vacation hotspots—are still operating.
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