JetAmerica, based in Florida, has suspended flights to all markets indefinitely and said it would notify customers and give refunds for tickets. We are reluctantly suspending our public charter operations effective today, John Weikle, chief executive officer, said in a statement Friday.

U.S. charter air carrier JetAmerica says it is delaying the start of its regularly scheduled flights due to a mix-up with federal aviation authorities.

CLEARWATER, Fla., July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- JetAmerica, the nation's newest low fare air carrier service that offers non-stop seats starting at $9 each way announces it is self-imposing a 31-day delay of the launch of its first flights, which were originally scheduled for July 13, 2009 but are now slated to take-off on August 14, 2009. "The delay is not as unusual as it sounds," according to JetAmerica's Vice President of Operations Brian Burling.

NBC's Jay Leno Ticks-Off Toledo with Joke that Jolts Eleventh Hour Spree TOLEDO, Ohio, May 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority: JetAmerica, the nation's newest air service, which is offering one-way non-stop fares for as low as $9, reports that 48 hours after its e-commerce website - www.JetAmerica.com - went active at 12:01 a.m.

Chicago's latest airline JetAmerica says its modest business plan involved low fares and a focus on avoiding the competition. The first nine customers for JetAmerica flights will be offered a super-low fare of $9 per seat, while the standard fare will hover around $199, the Chicago Tribune reported Wednesday. The company plans to start operations in July with one plane, a leased Boeing 737-800, and schedule 34 flights per week with the addition of three more planes in the first year.