out of White Plains except for subsidized essential air service routes from Lebanon. There are no plans to return this service in the future. In June 2010, a regional airline affiliate for Air Canada announced it would cease all flights into the airport. Commuter code sharing service with Beechcraft turboprop aircraft was flown on behalf of Air Canada for several years between the airport and Toronto. This ended international flights until service to the Bahamas began in 2011. The airport currently does not have any international nonstop service. On November 18, 2010, American Airlines ended their American Eagle regional airline service to the airport and instead introduced American Connection flights operated by Chautauqua Airlines as a replacement flying smaller Embraer ERJ-140 regional jet aircraft. Later, the American Connection name was dropped and American Eagle service returned. In 2013, Delta Air Lines announced that they would begin seasonal service to Orlando starting in December of that year. Delta ceased operation of the route, leaving JetBlue as the only airline that currently serves it. In December 2015, Tradewind Aviation began service to the Morrisville–Stowe Airport in northern Vermont. In August 2016, American Airlines announced nonstop service to Miami via its American Eagle subsidiary with 2 round-trip flights daily on board their Embraer E175 aircraft operated by Republic Airways. Service commenced on December 15, 2016, only to cease in late 2017. On September 6, 2022, American announced they would relaunch this route on January 10, 2023, with 1 daily round-trip E175 flight lasting until May 3, 2022. Envoy Air will operate this flight as American Eagle. Between December 2 and 20, 2017, Delta Air Lines upgauged 1–2 flights on select days to Boeing 717-200 aircraft to test increased payload feasibility to HPN. This was necessitated by the airport's limit of 240 arriving and departing passengers per half-hour; operators who exceed this cap are fined. As of the present time, Delta uses this equipment for flights on the HPN-ATL route on a full-time basis along with the Bombardier CRJ900. On November 13, 2018, JetBlue announced that they would be offering service to Nantucket from HPN on a seasonal and 5x round-trip flight per week basis on board the Embraer E190 stating in June 2019. JetBlue didn't operate this route in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It currently operates this route 1x daily but still on a seasonal basis. On April 27, 2020, the