Flair Airlines is eliminating some flights amid financial woes.
The low-cost airline has cut nearly 600 flights this spring in effort to save money, while at the same time adding routes to Florida, Mexico, and other southern vacation spots.
The airline is currently repaying nearly $67-million in import fees to the Canada Revenue Agency, but has previously stated they had no intentions to cease operations.
Flair is set to begin seasonal service at St. John’s International and Deer Lake Regional Airport in May.
