Vero Beach, along the Atlantic coast of Florida, is about to obtain another large expansion in terms of air connectivity.
American Airlines announced last week that it will launch non -scales flights between Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB) and its second largest center at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) from February 12, 2026. This will mark the first time that Vero Beach’s travelers have had access to the American Global Net of the USA and abroad.
This new flight will work daily throughout the year. The service will be operated by PSA Airlines of Absolute Property of American Eagle aboard a regional plane Bombardier CRJ-900, which has 12 first-class seats and 64 economic seats, 24 of which are in an extra large configuration.
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In recent years, Vero Beach has been constantly growing its commercial air services portfolio after being mainly a general aviation airport. That began thanks to Breeze Airways, who First added service from Vero Beach To Hartford, Connecticut, and then returned to balance with a great expansion that now includes seven northeast airport destinations. In fact, Vero Beach has become the home of an operational base for the breeze.
Perhaps the most established airlines are now trying to rain in the Breeze parade. Only last month, Jetblue announced that would begin flights to Vero Beach from Boston and New York in December. And now, American is giving the city its first connection with an important network center with the flights to Charlotte.
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For American, the new flight adds another pin to its Route Map of Florida, from where it is already the largest carrier for exits (largely thanks to its center operation in Miami).
“The improved connectivity ensures that our local businesses, residents and tourist ecosystems remain resistant and prosperous,” said Todd Scher, director of the Regional Airport of Vero Beach, in a statement.
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