MetroAir’s nonstop service to Santiago, Chile from Fort Lauderdale will be downgraded from an Airbus A330-200 to a Boeing 757-200, while Fort Lauderdale to Brasilia, Brazil and Baltimore to Manaus, Brazil will be increased to a Boeing 757-200 from Airbus A319s. Additionally, Chicago to Dublin, Ireland will receive an extra 3x weekly service on a Boeing 757-200, on top of the current daily 757 service.

In line with continuing international expansion over the past year, MetroAir has announced four new routes. MetroAir will begin nonstop service to Zurich and Warsaw from Chicago-O’Hare, as well as nonstop service to London-Heathrow from Boston and MetroAir’s Midwest hub, Kansas City. Flights from Chicago to Zurich and Warsaw, as well as Boston and Kansas City to London-Heathrow, will be operated on Airbus A330-200 aircraft.

“We’re growing and adding flights in important transatlantic markets,” said Chief Operatinfg Officer William Hogarth, “We want to give our passengers a wide variety of possible destinations and we’re thrilled to be able to do that.”

Lastly, MetroAir’s newest Boeing 777-300ER, subleased from Kenya Airways, will be replacing an Airbus A330-200 on the Baltimore to London-Heathrow route.

The start date for each flight change/new service is listed below (all flights daily unless otherwise noted):

11/1:

KMCI-EGLL, A332

KFLL-SCEL, A332 -> B752

11/8:

KFLL-SBBR, A319 -> B752

KBWI-EGLL, A332 -> B77w

KORD-EPWA, A332, 3x weekly

KORD-LSZH, A332, 3x weekly

KORD-EGLL, A332, 1x weekly additional frequency

11/15:

KBWI-SBEG, A319 -> B752

11/22:

KFLL-KBOS-EGLL, B752

11/29:

KORD-EIDW, B752, 3x weekly additional frequencies

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