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CONCORD, N.C. ( QUEEN CITY NEWS ) — Avelo Airlines announced Wednesday it will expand its network at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport with six new nonstop routes.

Beginning this fall, Avelo will operate these routes twice weekly utilizing Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft, officials said. Avelo is offering low, one-way fares starting at $52.

Nonstop flights from the Queen City will include:

• Albany, New York (ALB) beginning Thursday, Nov. 7 – Thursdays and Sundays
• Boston/Manchester, N.H. (MHT) beginning Thursday, Nov. 7 – Thursdays and Sundays
• Hartford, Conn. (BDL) beginning Thursday, Nov. 7 – Thursdays and Sundays
• Orlando/Lakeland, Fla. (LAL) beginning Thursday, Oct. 24 – Thursdays and Sundays
• Philadephia/Wilmington, Del. (ILG) beginning Friday, Nov. 8 – Mondays and Fridays
• Rochester, N.Y. (ROC) beginning Friday, Nov. 8 – Mondays and Fridays

“We’re growing again! We’re excited to grow in the Queen City and provide six new nonstop destinations. We’re off to a great start with our service to New Haven, showcasing Avelo’s low fares, travel-friendly convenience, and industry-leading reliability,” Avelo Airlines Founder and CEO Andrew Levy said in a released statement on Wednesday. “This exclusive nonstop service will also make enjoying nearby Charlotte and Concord’s abundance of vibrant urban and outdoor experiences a fast and seamless journey for visitors.”

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“We’re thrilled that travelers from each of these destinations have an all-new way to connect to Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Our team is excited to help Avelo passengers make the most of their time here by providing outstanding hospitality and plenty of inspiration for exploring our community,” Cabarrus County CVB President and CEO Donna Carpenter said Wednesday.

Avelo serves 52 destinations spanning 23 states, Puerto Rico, and two international countries: Jamaica and Mexico.

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