Spirit Airlines is kicking off its new service and Denver International Airport and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.

Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group has reached an agreement to sell off its stake in a Chinese joint venture airline for a net $3.6 million, according to Aviation Week magazine.

HONOLULU - Mokulele Airlines has sued the parent of Go airlines, alleging that the company engaged in anti-competitive behavior.

Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group may have one more woe to add to its lengthening list. Aloha Airlines' 2007 lawsuit against the local company didn't go away when the Honolulu-based carrier did. In fact, the failed airline is looking to sell the suit and its potential settlement.

Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group said Wednesday it has settled its $90 million lawsuit with Hawaiian Airlines, leaving the local carrier a little better off than it fared with the original judgment.

East Valley travelers have new options out of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.

Passengers flying out of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport will have access to about 80 new destinations this fall, when Frontier Airlines will begin daily service to Denver from the booming airport.

Passengers flying out of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport will have access to about 80 new destinations this fall, when Frontier Airlines will begin daily service to Denver from the booming airport.

Mesa officials say Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport is getting service from a third airline.

Spirit Airlines, which kicked off its Phoenix-Mesa Gateway service last month when it began routes to and from Las Vegas, began service Thursday between the East Valley and Dallas/Fort Worth.

Spirit Airlines on Thursday started twice daily nonstop service between Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and Las Vegas.

Spirit Airlines announced Tuesday that it will begin offering its low fare service from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport to Las Vegas, Dallas/Fort Worth, Fort Lauderdale, and 30 other cities throughout the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America.