PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) - Frontier Airlines says it will suspend its service to Orlando, Florida, from Portsmouth International Airport at Pease, starting next month.
Seacoastonline.com reports airport director Paul Brean says he believes Frontier will restart the route later in the year but hasn’t received any confirmation. The route is the only one Frontier flies out of New Hampshire.
Zach Kramer of Frontier Airlines says in a statement that demand “did not materialize to support the service.” The suspension begins July 6.
Frontier launched its first non-stop flight from Portsmouth to Orlando in December.
Allegiant Airlines, which also flies out of Portsmouth to several Florida locations including Orlando/Sanford, increased the frequency of its flights from Portsmouth after Frontier started operations at Pease.
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This story has been corrected to show the suspension begins July 6, not June 6.
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