Sun Country Airlines will soon begin flying to Vancouver.

In May, the Twin Cities carrier will start offering twice-weekly nonstop flights from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to Vancouver International Airport. This will be the carrier’s first route to Canada, the company announced on social media late Monday.

A Minneapolis-Vancouver flight would cost around $230, based on a casual glance at Sun Country’s online trip planner. The first flight will take off May 20, according to the company’s website. Flights will operate Wednesdays and Sundays in the summertime.

“The route addition aligns with our strategy in MSP of reallocating our aircraft from warm weather destinations in the winter to coastal destinations in the summer,” spokeswoman Kirsten Wenker said in an email. “We base this on travel patterns of Minnesotans.”

Sun Country is still waiting on official approval from the Canadian government. (“This is a routine process for airlines,” Wenker said.)

Though this will be Sun Country’s first flight to Canada, it’s not the company’s first international trip. For one, the airline has offered flights to Mexico for years. Sun Country also offers flights to spots in the Caribbean and Central America.

In a news release, Sun Country chief revenue officer said the expansion into Canada is the “latest signal of the incredible growth we’re experiencing.” The company is confident there’s “demand for low-cost service to this great destination,” he added.

O CANADA, HERE WE COME! We are so excited to announce that for the first time in #SunCountry history, we're expanding our routes to #Canada. Book nonstop flights from @mspairport to #Vancouver and start planning your next adventure here: https://t.co/1dOmZWUWDM #GetToGoing pic.twitter.com/pCrNLan06p

— Sun Country Airlines (@SunCountryAir) December 9, 2019