A contract between the federal government and Avelo for the airline to conduct deportation flights from Mesa Gateway Airport begins today.

The airline will have three aircrafts based in Arizona to be used for deportation flights, starting May 14, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Since President Donald Trump took office, a number of immigration-centered initiatives have sprung up in Wilmington — ...

A Houston-based airline struck a deal with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to operate deportation flights in April, ...

Avelo Airlines, benefiting from state subsidies and favorable leases, cannot be allowed to quietly profit from the suffering ...

The ultra low-cost airline will begin its twice-weekly nonstop flights on Wednesdays and Saturdays beginning Sept. 3, 2025.

Avelo's new offerings will have between 32 inches and 36 inches of pitch, compared to 29 inches in its standard economy seats ...

Avelo Airlines announced today the launch of Stretch and Stretch+, two new seating upgrade options to provide Customers with ...

Avelo Airlines says it won’t begin flying between RDU and Nassau, the island nation’s capital, after all. The low-cost ...

Hacker says they infiltrated and got access to ICE deportation data includes flight records and passenger lists. The hacker ...