New Haven bans city spending on Avelo Airlines
The city has also barred spending on any promotion, marketing, or partnership with the airline.
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Aug 6, 2025, 11:44 AM
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Updated 20 days ago
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The city has also barred spending on any promotion, marketing, or partnership with the airline.
Mayor Justin Elicker said the move comes after Avelo signed a contract to work with ICE in the deportation of migrants.
Avelo is the main carrier at Tweed New Haven Airport and offers low-cost flights to 30 destinations out of the city.
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