JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Avelo Airways introduced on Tuesday will probably be beginning a nonstop service this summer season from Jacksonville to Philadelphia/Delaware Valley.
In keeping with the airline, the brand new flights will start on Might 23 and can function the route twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays, and it’ll fly to the Wilmington Airport (ILG) using Boeing Subsequent-Technology 737 plane.
In December 2024, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority introduced the addition of Avelo Airways to the Jacksonville Worldwide Airport (JAX).
On Feb. 14, the airline began a nonstop service from Jacksonville to New Haven, Connecticut.
“After beginning service in Jacksonville just one month in the past, Avelo is already rising. Their latest nonstop will assist enhance tourism to Northeast Florida whereas additionally giving the local people an inexpensive choice to the Wilmington and Philadelphia areas,” Jacksonville Aviation Authority CEO Mark VanLoh wrote in a information launch.
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One-way fares to the Delaware Valley begin at $59, in line with the airline.
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