The self-proclaimed “Ultra Low Fare Airline,” Spirit Airlines, announced Tuesday it will add non-stop flights between Philadelphia and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport starting Apr. 16, 2015. This is in addition to their promises of a “fit fleet” of planes, “frill control” with ticket pricing, and “cozy seating” when traveling.
In a statement, the CEO of Philadelphia International Airport Mark Gale said, “We are very excited that Spirit Airlines is expanding service at Philadelphia International Airport. Chicago is one of our most popular destinations, and this new service will give travelers in our region even more low-fare flights to the Windy City. The increased competition is great news for the flying public.”
The Florida-airline, already offers non-stop service between Philadelphia and Dallas-Fort Worth, and Myrtle Beach. Its collection of modern, fuel-efficient planes carries out more than 280 flights from 55 destinations in the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
