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Just days after Avelo Airlines announced it would be closing its base at the Hollywood Burbank Airport and ceasing operations on the West Coast, another budget airline announced it will take over

Avelo Airlines will close its base at the (BUR) and end operations in the Los Angeles area, the carrier recently confirmed to Travel + Leisure. Operations will begin to slow down starting Aug. 12 when the airline will reduce to just one aircraft in the market,

A new airline is coming to two Oregon airports, connecting them to one west coast and two intermountain west cities. Breeze Airways will offer Thursday and Sunday non-stop flights out of Eugene Airport to and from Burbank, California with the plane then traveling on to Provo, Utah starting March 19.

It began operating commercially in 2021. Direct flights on Thursdays and Sundays to Burbank start March 19, 2026. Travelers will be able to connect in Burbank to Provo/Salt Lake City. On July 14,

SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Avelo Airlines announced it will close its base at Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) by the end of 2025. The airline plans to reduce its operations to one aircraft on August 12, before fully exiting the base on December 2, 2025.

Avelo Airlines is pulling out of Glacier Park International Airport, along with a slew of other airports across the West. Avelo provides seasonal service between the Flathead Valley and two California destinations: Burbank's Hollywood Burbank Airport to the south and Sonoma's Charles M.

Avelo Airlines, a Texas-based low-cost carrier, announced plans to shut down its base at Hollywood Burbank Airport by December 2, citing financial challenges and an uncompetitive market. The airline,