After air travel hit a pandemic high over the July Fourth weekend, United Airlines said it intends to add trips to some homegrown and global sea shore objections over the colder time of year occasions.

United will have 30% more trips to the Caribbean, Mexico and Central American this colder time of year contrasted and a similar period in 2019, the carrier said Friday. There will likewise be 137 additional trips to warm-climate objections in the U.S. between November and March, including up to 12 extra every day departures from Chicago to Key West, Florida; Las Vegas, Nevada and San Diego, California.

“As pandemic restrictions ease, people are becoming more confident in planning travel further in advance, so we want to make sure to offer our customers as much choice as possible,” Ankit Gupta, vice president of network planning at United, said in a news release.

The Chicago-based transporter said it flew five fold the number of travelers over the July Fourth travel time frame contrasted and 2020 and anticipates that the trend should proceed for the remainder of the year.

The Transportation Security Administration screened more than 10.1 million voyagers at air terminal security designated spots between July 1 and 5, down generally 17% contrasted and a similar period in 2019.

However the general number of voyagers stays down contrasted with pre-pandemic levels, to some degree since business travel has not yet recuperated, carriers say recreation explorers are returning.

United isn’t the lone transporter adding flights. Last month, Southwest Airlines declared designs to continue trips to all worldwide objections it served before the pandemic by Nov. 7.

Southwest will likewise have another occasional day by day departure from O’Hare International Airport to Cancun, Mexico beginning Nov. 7. Worldwide departures from Midway Airport have effectively restarted.

On Thursday, Spirit Airlines likewise declared designs to continue all pre-pandemic global flights, what withdraw from Orlando, Florida, this fall.