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Verified November 2026 · five carriers, seventeen nonstop destinations
The dated route map, verified November 2026, stands at five carriers. Allegiant serves Fort Lauderdale, Knoxville (from June 14, 2024), Las Vegas, Orlando/Sanford, Phoenix/Mesa, Punta Gorda, and St. Petersburg/Clearwater, with seasonal Sarasota service. American Eagle serves Charlotte and Dallas/Fort Worth. Breeze Airways — service announced August 7, 2024, beginning November 2024 and February 2025 — serves Fort Myers, Orlando, and Washington–Dulles. Delta Connection serves Atlanta, Detroit, and Minneapolis/St. Paul. United Express serves Chicago–O'Hare and Washington–Dulles. That is seventeen unique nonstop destinations; the authority's own May 2025 release said "five air carriers, nonstop flights to sixteen destinations," and both counts are printed with their dates rather than reconciled silently. Bureau of Transportation Statistics figures for March 2025–February 2026 rank the market's top destinations as Chicago–O'Hare (97,360 passengers), Atlanta (64,680), Charlotte (59,250), Dallas/Fort Worth (56,200), and Orlando–Sanford (39,040) — a map in which the legacy hubs carry the volume and the low-cost leisure routes carry the growth, the same dual structure as the 1957 timetable in art-53-6, seventy years on.