The Airline Industry is beginning to add new flights to new cities. Some of
these flights are being returned
to the airline schedules because they were cut last year in
response to record high fuel prices in 2008. The following airlines have added flights to these pairs of cities:
Delta Airlines:
- Atlanta and Columbus
- Jacksonville, Florida and Cincinnati
Allegiant Air:
- Grand Rapids and Las Vegas
- Grand Rapids and Orlando
- Grand Rapids and St. Petersburg
AirTran:
- Jacksonville and Atlanta
Continental Airlines:
- Jacksonville and Cleveland
JetBlue:
- Jacksonville and New York City
Northwest Airlines:
- Jacksonville and Detroit
United Airlines:
- Jacksonville and Washington-Dulles
Southwest Airlines:
- Nashville and Baltimore/ Washington, D.C.(BWI)
- Nashville and Phoenix
- Nashville and Chicago
- Nashville and Jacksonville
- Nashville and Tampa
- San Francisco and Orange County (5 flights daily)
Alaska Air/Horizon Airlines:
- Seattle and Portland (4 flights daily)
