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2. Raleigh–Durham International Airport - Wikipedia

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   Because of the economic downturn and high fuel prices in 2008, American ended most point to point flights it operated out of the airport. Several mainline flights were also dropped and service to other cities was reduced or downgraded. Other airlines also cut flights and destinations including United Airlines and US Airways. Also in 2008, the ...

3. RDU, Avelo Airlines announce two more international flights ...

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   With these new routes, RDU travelers have a record 14 nonstop international destinations to choose from. RDU, Avelo Airlines announce two more international flights from the Triangle Skip to main ...

4. List of Avelo Airlines destinations - Wikipedia

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   Greater Rochester International Airport: June 14, 2023: Present [44] United States (North Carolina) Charlotte/Concord: Concord–Padgett Regional Airport: May 2, 2024: Present Base Begins March 2025 [19] [47] Raleigh/Durham: Raleigh–Durham International Airport: May 26, 2022: Present Base [48] Wilmington: Wilmington International Airport ...

5. Discount carrier Avelo Airlines announces a new destination ...

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   Avelo is one of three airlines, along with Southwest and Spirit, to operate out of RDU’s Terminal 1. The airline carried just under 300,000 passengers in and out of the Triangle last year, or ...

6. More airlines means more destinations to choose from at RDU ...

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   Southwest Airlines is RDU’s third-busiest airline, operating out of Terminal 1 and handling about 15.4% of the airport’s passengers. It flies to about 15 destinations, including hubs in ...

7. Triangle residents can now travel directly from RDU to Panama ...

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   Raleigh-Durham International Airport welcomed a 160-seat, blue-finned Boeing 737 Friday touting the name of an airline that may be new to some Triangle residents: Copa Airlines.