Avelo Airlines adds three more East Coast destinations from Concord
There will soon be nonstop flights to those three destinations (IAD, DTW, and ISP) courtesy of Avelo from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport (USA), the airline announced on Tuesday. One-way fares from USA start at $39.
'We continue to Inspire Travel by growing our service in Concord/Charlotte with these three new routes, offering our customers even more choices. As the only airline offering nonstop service to these destinations from USA, we are making it more convenient and affordable for our Queen City Customers to enjoy,' Avelo Airlines Founder and CEO Andrew Levy said.
New, cheap nonstop Concord flights feature Orlando and New England
Washington, D.C. (IAD)- Starts May 23, 2025, with service on Mondays and Fridays
Detroit, Michigan (DTW)- Starts June 13, 2025, with service on Mondays and Fridays
Long Island, New York (ISP)- Starts May 22, 2025, with service on Thursdays and Sundays
'We are honored Avelo continues to grow with us – and adding three new routes from Concord to Detroit, MI, Washington, DC, and Long Island, NY. With eleven exciting destinations to choose from, residents and businesses have more options for affordable and convenient air travel direct from their hometown to communities up and down the East Coast from New England to Florida and now to the Midwest too, thanks to Avelo,' Concord Mayor Bill Dusch said.
These flights will utilize Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft, officials said. For Avelo flight information, .
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