Frontier Airlines is suspending flights from the Mobile (Ala.) Downtown Airport, a facility that opened a new $8 million terminal just eight months ago.

The Denver-based carrier made the announcement on Monday. Flights will end on April 22 based “on a lack of sufficient demand to support the service,” a company spokeswoman told Al.com.

“We greatly appreciate and support the partnership we have received from the airport and community in bringing service to Mobile and will continue to evaluate the potential for future opportunities,” Frontier spokeswoman Jennifer de la Cruz said.