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Struggling Avelo to finish all West Coast flights

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Last updated: July 17, 2025 1:29 am
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Beleaguered Avelo Airways will shut its West Coast operation and exit 10 cities by December because it struggles financially.

Citing the “present working atmosphere,” Avelo CEO Andrew Levy has notified workers members and prospects that it’ll considerably shrink operations at its Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) base by Aug. 12, and exit the market solely by Dec. 2.

“We consider the continuation of service from BUR within the present working atmosphere won’t ship enough monetary returns in a extremely aggressive backdrop,” he wrote in a letter considered by TPG. “We intend to redeploy these BUR plane to enterprise areas the place we see extra environment friendly longer-term progress prospects, whereas additionally constructing depth and breadth to our East Coast operation.”

Extra: Startup airline Avelo was going to launch within the East, however it went West to capitalize on rivals’ cuts in California

Beneath are particulars of Avelo’s market exits:

  • Salem-Willamette Valley Airport (SLE) in Oregon on Aug. 10
  • Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport (STS) close to Santa Rosa, California, and Harry Reid Worldwide Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas on Aug. 11
  • Glacier Park Worldwide Airport (FCA) in Montana on Aug. 30
  • Eugene Airport (EUG) and Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) in Oregon on Dec. 1
  • California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport (ACV) close to Eureka, California; Tri-Cities Airport (PSC) close to Pasco, Washington; and Rogue Valley Worldwide-Medford Airport (MFR) in Oregon on Dec. 2

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Burbank was Avelo’s first airport, residence to plenty of routes that the startup airline launched in 2021. Levy mentioned on the time that Avelo had initially deliberate to launch within the East, however that rivals’ cuts in California unexpectedly opened a door for the service there.

The cuts come as Avelo faces a backlash over its determination to function deportation flights from the U.S. for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The transfer prompted critics to launch the “AvelNO” advert marketing campaign in Connecticut, the place the airline has a base.

Finances battleground: America’s third-smallest state is residence to the most popular airline turf battle

Avelo, nevertheless, was struggling earlier than the deportation flight outcry. Within the first quarter, the airline turned an almost $14 million working loss, in line with latest information from the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics by way of aviation analytics agency Cirium. Common fares fell almost 20% even because the airline flew 21% extra flights.

The service’s West Coast retreat quantities to an almost 10% schedule minimize based mostly on second-quarter numbers, information from Cirium reveals.

SLE, serving Oregon’s capital metropolis of Salem, might be left with no industrial air service following Avelo’s cuts. ACV will solely be served by United Airways, Cirium schedule information reveals.

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