Spirit Airlines, the fastest-growing airline in Las Vegas, added new routes from the Nevada city (LAS) to Burbank (BUR) and Sacramento (SMF). The airline launched non-stop flights June 20, and each fly three-times daily.

Spirit also debuted McCarran International Airport’s first automated self-service bag drop system, located in the ticketing concourse of Terminal 1. It allows passengers to speed up the check-in process by paying for and tagging their own bags on the airport’s kiosks.

“We are pleased to partner with Spirit Airlines as we pilot this new automated self-service bag drop system at McCarran International Airport,” said Rosemary Vassiliadis, director of aviation.

“As a 100 percent common-use airport, we have a long history of introducing new, customer-focused technologies geared toward enhancing the passenger experience. We look forward to this rollout with Spirit and to expanding this service to more areas of our operation in the near future.”

“Our growth and investment in Las Vegas has been an ongoing mission for Spirit Airlines,” said Mike Byrom, vice president of airport services, Spirit Airlines. “Our partnership with McCarran International Airport to install the first automated self-service bag drop system in Las Vegas is a clear message that we are thinking about every facet of our Guest experience with innovative and forward-thinking solutions to elevate our service.”

“We’re delighted by the growth of direct service to Las Vegas by our partners at Spirit Airlines,” said Chris Meyer, vice president of global sales, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. “In the past year, Spirit has added direct service from five new markets, conveniently and affordably connecting both business and leisure travelers to our destination. Whether you’re visiting for work or play, Vegas changes everything by taking every experience to a new level, and we’re thrilled about the opportunity to continually reach more travelers across the country.”