CENTRAL FLORIDA (FNN NEWS) – Avelo Airlines has announced an exciting extension of its Central Florida flight schedule through Labor Day 2025, giving travelers more opportunities to explore top destinations with affordable fares. Customers can now book flights from Lakeland (LAL), Orlando (MCO), and Tampa (TPA) for travel through September 2, 2025.

Travelers can take advantage of one-way fares starting at just $49, making summer vacations or weekend getaways more accessible than ever. Reservations can be made at AveloAir.com.

Statements from Avelo Airlines

“Central Florida – It’s time to start planning summer travel, and we are excited to extend Avelo’s Florida flight schedule through Labor Day 2025,” said Trevor Yealy, Avelo Airlines’ Head of Commercial. “With Avelo’s everyday low fares and industry-leading reliability, now is the perfect time for travelers to get a head start on booking their summer vacations or long-weekend getaways. Avelo offers somewhere for everyone – from award-winning beaches to outdoor adventure destinations, to cultural and entertainment hotspots and more.”

Available Central Florida Routes

From Lakeland International Airport (LAL):

• Boston / Manchester, N.H. (MHT)
• Charlotte / Concord, N.C. (USA)
• Nashville, Tenn. (BNA)
• New Haven, Conn. (HVN)
• Philadelphia / Wilmington, Del. (ILG)
• San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU)
• Rochester, N.Y. (ROC)

From Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Tampa International Airport (TPA):

• New Haven, Conn. (HVN)
• Philadelphia / Wilmington, Del. (ILG)
• Wilmington, N.C. (ILM)

Extended Schedules at Other Airports:
Avelo Airlines has also extended its flight schedule through Labor Day 2025 for Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB), Fort Myers’ Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), and Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ).

What’s Next for Avelo Travelers?

With the extended schedule, travelers can start planning trips to a variety of destinations offering everything from sun-soaked beaches to cultural and entertainment experiences. Avelo’s commitment to low fares and reliable service makes it easier than ever to lock in summer plans well in advance.

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FUN FACT: Hello, Avelo!

For those wondering, Avelo is pronounced UH-VELL-O, rhyming with “yellow” or “jello.”

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Florida National News and FNN News Network
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Today, the Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association (CFHLA) PAC and PC Board of Directors congratulated the winners of the City of Orlando races, as well as the primary election winner of the open Florida House of Representatives, District 35.

This includes City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer; Tony Ortiz, City Commissioner, District 2 (unopposed); Patty Sheehan, City Commissioner, District 4; Bakari F. Burns, City Commissioner, District 6; and Erika Booth (R), Florida House of Representatives, District 35.

Each of the winners were endorsed by the CFHLA PAC and PC.

“CFHLA PAC and PC would like to congratulate all of our endorsed candidates, who truly understand the importance of tourism and the positive impacts it has on our community,” said Jay Leonard, General Manager of the Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista Disney Springs Resort Area, and the Chairman of the CFHLA PAC and PC. “We targeted these elections as the top races for the hospitality industry and we look forward to working with each of these pro-hospitality champions, as we ensure that our region remains the best place to work, play, live and visit.”

Robert Agrusa, President and CEO of the Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association went on to say, “CFHLA looks forward to working with Mayor Dyer and the rest of the Orlando City Commission, as we advance policies that will continue to provide a positive economic impact and support for the employees of the hospitality industry, as well as the entire Central Florida region. Additionally, each of these leaders are willing to face the challenges confronting our community and are focused on providing transportation and workforce housing solutions that will improve the quality of life for all residents of our community.”

Currently a member of the Osceola County School Board, Ms. Booth has now advanced to the General Election that will be held on Tuesday, January 16, 2024.

The Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association’s mission is to represent the Central Florida Hospitality Industry, by setting the standard of excellence through advocacy, collaboration, education, recognition, and service. As the largest regional lodging association in the United States, CFHLA represents approximately 80 percent of the more than 129,500 hotel rooms in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, and more than 500 “supplier” organizations that do business with the hospitality and tourism industries.

Orlando, Fla. – Today Brightline welcomed Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, members of the Tampa Bay Partnership and Tampa and Hillsborough County elected officials and business leaders onboard to experience the new connection from South Florida to Orlando and explore future options for the Tampa extension.

The group of nearly 50 was greeted at the Miami Airport by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava before joining Brightline leadership for breakfast at MiamiCentral. The delegation traveled from Brightline MiamiCentral to West Palm Beach, where they were met by City of West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James. Mayor James provided an overview on the development seen by the City since the introduction of Brightline. The group toured the Brightline station, which is expected to be similar in scope to a future Tampa station.

The group made their final stop, arriving to the Orlando station just after 3 o’clock in the afternoon where they were welcomed by Kevin Thibault, Executive Director and CEO, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Jim Gray, Orlando City Commissioner, as well as representatives from Congressman Darren Soto and Representative Rita Harris’ offices, community leaders and Brightline staff.