Spirit Airlines notched a milestone with its recent addition of a 60^th destination.

Spirit, which has a tiered pricing structure designed to bring down prices and make flight options customizable, will start flying non-stop between Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Conn., and Myrtle Beach (MYR), Orlando (MCO) and Fort Lauderdale (FLL) later this spring.

The route will launch April 27, and will offer non-stop service between BDL and Orlando International Airport and Myrtle Beach International Airport. The carrier is also adding a non-stop route to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport beginning June 15.

“We are thrilled to name Hartford as the 60th city to join our growing network,” Mark Kopczak, vice president of network planning, Spirit Airlines, said in a statement. “Spirit’s super low Bare Fares™ with Frill Control™ provide a new option to customers in Connecticut and western Massachusetts. As the first U.S. airline to give customers the choice to pay for only the extras they want, we know Spirit’s arrival in Hartford will free the region from high airfares and give many more travelers the ability to spend those savings on vacation.”

“Bradley International Airport is a major economic driver for Connecticut, and it continues to be a player in our efforts to grow our economy, boost tourism, and improve our transportation system,” said Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy. “The addition of Spirit Airlines gives residents and businesses in our region another option in a growing, diversified selection of airlines that are servicing our region’s largest airport, and we welcome them to our state.”

Spirit’s new flights are available for purchase now.