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The airline will begin serving the new routes beginning in March and April.
“In Long Beach, we didn’t have the ability to grow before. But if we can get more spots, we will continue to grow our presence,” Adam Decaire, vice president of network planning, said. “LA may look close [to Long Beach] on a map but it is not close when you drive it and traffic can play quite the inhibitor to people’s travel choices.”
The additional trips will bring the airline’s daily flight total to 34 its current limit at the municipal airport flying to 13 destinations across the country. The announcement comes just weeks after the airline unveiled a daily flight to Honolulu, also set to begin in March.