For those optimistic travel will be safe again this spring, there is now a new low cost option to two U.S. cities.

Flair Airlines, which recently announced they were adding Nashville and Denver routes from Toronto, just announced two more destinations — New York City and Chicago.

While the land border between Canada and the United States just reopened on Nov. 8, the federal government announced it was putting the travel advisory back in place on Dec. 15 in the wake of the rapid spread of the Omicron variant.

But looking toward the spring, Flair Airlines announced it is expanding to the two new U.S. destinations, New York City and Chicago with flights to John F. Kennedy International Airport starting on April 7, and flights to Chicago O'Hare International Airport starting May 17. Both flights will leave from Toronto Pearson International Airport.

New destination: New York! 🗽 Low fare non-stop flights to #JFK starting in April 2022. Visit https://t.co/FPv39PJpIa and start planning today! pic.twitter.com/jwXSJ7mm3P

— flair airlines (@FlairAirlines) December 21, 2021

"We're working hard to continue our rapid expansion into the U.S., and we're delighted to announce these exciting new U.S. destinations," said Garth Lund, Flair's chief commercial officer.

"Flair's ultra-low fares will make it easier to take in a Broadway show in New York or enjoy a beautiful summer's day on Lake Michigan in Chicago. Whatever the reason you travel, Flair will get you there affordably."

Surprise... another NEW destination: CHICAGO
Ready to be blown away by the Windy City? Visit https://t.co/CvGtVQg3f7 and check out our non-stop flights to #ORD starting in May 2022. pic.twitter.com/Czd2Qxc5hm

— flair airlines (@FlairAirlines) December 21, 2021

The nonstop flights to New York will run twice weekly, ramping up to four times weekly effective May 16. Nonstop service to Chicago from Toronto will be three times weekly from when service on the route kicks off.

One-way fares, including taxes and fees, begin at $109 from Toronto. There are limited seats and availability for the fares.