New low-cost airline, Breeze Airways, is expanding with more routes to give air travelers more ways to get around.
The “Seriously Nice™” airline made its debut in 2021 and was named the #2 Best U.S. Domestic Airline by Travel + Leisure readers in the same year. Now, Breeze is adding routes with attractive fares for budget-conscious travelers from fifteen cities across the United States.
In addition to new routes – with service to smaller cities around the country – Cincinnati and Vero Beach in Florida are the latest new destinations in the Breeze network. The announcement brings its total nonstop routes to 99 across 33 cities in 19 states.
“Breeze provides fast, efficient, and affordable air service between underserved city pairs,” Tom Doxey, Breeze Airways’ president, shared in a statement provided to T+L. “We’re excited to introduce two new cities to our national route network, as we add routes from 15 cities.”
Hello @cvgairport & @flyverobeach! Welcome to the Breeze network. Today we’re introducing two new cities and even more new routes coast to coast at low fares. As of today we now offer 99 nonstop routes between 33 cities in 19 states. 🎉 🥳#flybreeze #breezeannouncement #hello pic.twitter.com/smGNKBuIgl
— Breeze Airways (@BreezeAirways) October 19, 2022
More Ways To Get Around For Less
Starting next year, Breeze is introducing several new routes to and from cities including Hartford, Phoenix, San Bernardino, Las Vegas, Charleston, Tulsa, Huntsville, Orlando, and Akron-Canton.
For those who love a good deal, select flights can be booked for as low as $39 starting in February 2023. For example, the airline plans to fly from Cincinnati to Charleston and San Francisco with flights starting at $39.
Various options:
The carrier offers travelers three price bundle options: “Nice,” “Nicer,” and “Nicest,” which includes a first-class seat on the airline’s Airbus A220 aircraft. Similar to Southwest, Breeze also doesn’t charge change or cancellation fees up to 15 minutes prior to departure.
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