Avelo Airlines expands its southern Connecticut operation by adding four new routes from Tweed-New Haven Airport. With the introduction of these new services, the airline will have a schedule of 21 destinations from Connecticut, more than any other carrier offering service in the state.
Avelo will be the only airline to offer nonstop service from southern Connecticut to these four destinations. In addition, Avelo is the only carrier offering nonstop flights from Connecticut to Knoxville and Destin, and the only low-cost carrier providing flights to Charlotte and Atlanta.
All routes will be operated on Boeing 737 Next Generation aircraft and promotional fares start at $62.
Atlanta, Georgia
Starts May 2 with twice-weekly flights (Thursday and Sunday).
Destin/Walton Beach
Starts May 17 with two weekly flights (Thursday and Sunday, inaugural flight on Friday).
Charlotte – Concord Padgett, North Carolina
Starts May 2 with twice-weekly flights (Thursday and Sunday).
Knoxville, Tennessee
Begins May 9 with two flights weekly (Thursday and Sunday).
“We are thrilled to offer southern Connecticut residents even more travel options with the addition of Atlanta, Charlotte, Knoxville, and Destin. Whether visiting friends and family or enjoying a leisurely vacation, Avelo offers Connecticut travelers the convenience to save time and money,” said Andrew Levy, president and CEO of Avelo Airlines.
Avelo’s New Haven Schedule
- Atlanta, Ga.
- Charleston, South Carolina.
- Charlotte/Concord, North Carolina.
- Chicago-Midway, Illinois.
- Daytona Beach, Florida.
- Destin/Fort Walton Beach.
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
- Fort Myers, Florida,
- Greenville/Spartanburg, South Carolina.
- Knoxville, Tenn.
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
- Nashville, Tennessee.
- Orlando, Florida.
- Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina.
- San Juan, Puerto Rico.
- Sarasota/Bradenton, Florida.
- Savannah, Georgia/Hilton Head, South Carolina.
- Tampa, Florida.
- Washington DC/Baltimore, Maryland.
- West Palm Beach, Florida.
- Wilmington, North Carolina.
See also: Avelo to open a new base in Sonoma County, California
