Avelo Airlines will close its base at the (BUR) and end operations in the Los Angeles area, the carrier recently confirmed to Travel + Leisure. Operations will begin to slow down starting Aug. 12 when the airline will reduce to just one aircraft in the market,

Avelo Airlines will only have one aircraft at Hollywood Burbank Airport before eventually closing its Southern California operations in December.

Just days after Avelo Airlines announced its exit from Eugene Airport, Breeze Airways announces it will fly to Burbank.

SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Avelo Airlines announced it will close its base at Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) by the end of 2025. The airline plans to reduce its operations to one aircraft on August 12, before fully exiting the base on December 2, 2025.

Avelo Airlines is pulling out of Glacier Park International Airport, along with a slew of other airports across the West. Avelo provides seasonal service between the Flathead Valley and two California destinations: Burbank's Hollywood Burbank Airport to the south and Sonoma's Charles M.

Breeze Airways, based in Salt Lake City, will begin flying between the Tri-Cities Airport and Burbank-Hollywood Airport on March 18, 2026, with an extension flight to Provo-Salt Lake City. It will fly a 137-seat Airbus A220-330 on the route. Image courtesy Breeze Airways

Just days after Avelo Airlines announced it would be leaving Redmond Airport, another airline, Breeze Airways, announced Thursday it will be serving Redmond starting next spring with nonstop flights to Burbank and Las Vegas and one-stop flights to Provo-Salt Lake City.

Avelo Airlines, a Texas-based low-cost carrier, announced plans to shut down its base at Hollywood Burbank Airport by December 2, citing financial challenges and an uncompetitive market. The airline,