Virgin America plans to offer additional connections from San Francisco International Airport with new non-stop service to Denver International Airport next year. From March 15, 2016, the carrier will operate three daily round-trip flights between the two cities.

Virgin America’s new Denver service is a part of the airline’s strategic growth as it takes delivery of 10 new Airbus A320 aircraft through mid-2016. Earlier this month, the airline launched service to Honolulu International Airport and will expand to Kahului Airport on Maui starting on Dec. 3.

“Denver is, of course, a world-class leisure travel destination, but its booming high-tech economy has also made it the No. 1 requested destination by our Silicon Valley-based corporate clients,” said David Cush, president and CEO, Virgin America. “We hope that our upscale product and friendly service will help keep travelers more comfortable en route to the Mile High City — but with features like fleetwide WiFi and power outlets at every seat, we also hope to keep them more productive when flying between two of the West’s largest innovation centers. We’re looking forward to bringing a breath of fresh airline competition to this important market and to building strong community ties with the City of Denver and State of Colorado.”