WHY IT RATES: When booking flights to Puerto Rico, travelers should consider the new service from Spirit.—Donald Wood, Breaking News Senior Writer.
Spirit Airlines continues to bring “More Go” to The Island of Enchantment with two new destinations and more flights on existing routes to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
MORE Airlines & Airports
Beginning December 19, 2019, Spirit will offer daily nonstop service from Newark Liberty International Airport and Boston Logan International Airport to San Juan’ Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. Spirit will also add an additional daily flight between Philadelphia International Airport on March 1, 2020.
The additional service builds on Spirit’s position as the carrier of choice for Puerto Rico, backed by nearly two decades of service to the island. Earlier this year, Spirit launched nonstop service connecting San Juan to Baltimore, Philadelphia and Tampa.
“We are constantly looking for growth opportunities in our network and we are so proud of the growth we have had in Puerto Rico over the years,” said John Kirby, Spirit’s Vice President of Network Planning. “We are very excited to continue providing our Guests low fares and nonstop flights to new destinations!”
This new service is part of Spirit’s continued commitment to deliver the best value in the sky and invest in the Guest experience. Next week, Spirit will also begin service in Nashville, Tennessee, with nonstop flights to Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando and Tampa.
For more information, reach out to your local travel agent.
SOURCE: Spirit Airlines press release.
A live bullet was discovered aboard a United Airlines flight from Denver to San Diego…
The Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are taking an unconventional approach…
It's summer, and if you have a beach getaway coming up, are you trying the…
Back-to-school shopping is here! From high-tech gear to creative classroom essentials, we’ve got ways to…
Senior hunger and isolation are urgent and growing crises in America. Right now, millions of…
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered inspections of Boeing 737 Max jets for…