DALLAS — A brand new airline is coming to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Avelo Airlines will provide what it calls an unique nonstop path to Southern Connecticut’s Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN), beginning March 7.
The route will function twice every week, on Fridays and Mondays, in accordance with an announcement from Avelo on Monday. The service will use a Boeing Next-Generation 737 plane.
The Tweed-New Haven Airport is situated simply off the southern coast of Connecticut, close to New Haven, which is the house of Yale University. The airport is about 40 miles from Hartford, Conn., and 80 miles from Manhattan.
DFW Airport at present solely affords Connecticut service to Hartford.
Avelo is withdrawing reservations for the DFW service on its web site.
“This service makes visiting Southern Connecticut, and all the pieces the higher New England and New York areas have to supply, simpler than ever,” Avelo Airlines CEO Andrew Levy mentioned. “We additionally sit up for making DFW’s thriving culinary scene, sports activities mecca and vibrant nightlife a quick and seamless journey for Connecticut vacationers.”
Avelo launched as a airline in April 2021. It has companies to 54 cities throughout 24 states and Puerto Rico, and it flies internationally to Jamaica, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
