Flights out of four Florida cities could be heading to Cuba this fall. A bulk of the daily flights will take off from Florida.
The U.S. government approved ten cities total, including Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Fort Lauderdale. The tentative agreement is part of a larger push by the Obama administration to normalize relations with Cuba.
Delta, JetBlue and Southwest are just a few of the eight airlines providing round-trip service to Havana. Airlines will still need to record the official reason why passengers are traveling to Cuba, and store that information for five years.
A decision will come later this summer, after a public comment period. Flights could start taking off this fall.
Florida Flights & Locations
American Airlines: Miami-Havana, four times a day
Delta Airlines: Miami-Havana, once a day
Frontier Airlines: Miami-Havana, once a day
JetBlue Airlines: Orlando-Havana, once a day
JetBlue Airlines: Ft. Lauderdale-Havana, twice a day except once on Saturday
Southwest Airlines: Ft. Lauderdale-Havana, twice a day
Southwest Airlines: Tampa-Havana, once a day
Spirit Airlines: Ft. Lauderdale-Havana, twice a day