Breeze Airways Expands Again, Adds 20 New Routes

Breeze Airways, a startup low-cost airline, is expanding in a big way, adding over 20 new routes to its network over the coming months.

The new carrier has been primarily focused on point-to-point routes not covered by the major airlines, and it sees the potential for growth over the next year to be huge.

Here’s what you need to know about this major expansion.

What Is Breeze Airways?

Breeze is a lower-cost airline that operates with both a premium and economy-style cabin, but without added frills such as complimentary beverage service or meals.

Think of it like Spirit Airlines, where everything costs extra, but a bit more premium. It’s hard to describe Breeze’s strategy, but the airline is going after smaller cities pretty aggressively, where the larger airlines don’t have as much service.

Hot Tip: Breeze operates a fleet comprised entirely of Airbus A220 jets, which is great for passenger comfort. The economy cabin is laid out in a 3-2 configuration.

Breeze’s New Routes

There are over 20 new routes that Breeze will be adding to its network, as you’ll see in the table below:

Final Thoughts

You may find a lot of these nonstop routes useful if you need to get between these city pairs.

Breeze continues to add new routes that would typically require a connection if you were flying with a major network carrier, so the value proposition is sure to be intriguing to many flyers.