Breeze Airways To Start New Routes to D.C., Orlando, and More

Updated: July 29, 2025, 9:26am CDT

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New Breeze Routes
How To Book
Final Thoughts

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Breeze Airways is continuing its expansion along the East Coast, Midwest, and South. As first reported by Ishrion Aviation, the airline will launch several new routes later this year to destinations including Orlando (MCO) and Washington (IAD).

Here are the details about the newest service additions from Breeze.

New Breeze Routes

Breeze Airways is set to launch a massive expansion later this year, as first reported by Ishrion Aviation.

Breeze E195 Taxiing HVN — Image Credit: Alberto Riva

The airline will start service to the following new routes:

Fort Myers (RSW) to Albany (ALB)
Fort Myers (RSW) to Rochester (ROC)
Lincoln (LNK) to Orlando (MCO)
Manchester (MHT) to Myrtle Beach (MYR)
Raleigh (RDU) to Portsmouth (PSM)
Tri-Cities (TRI) to Washington (IAD)
Tri-Cities (TRI) to Orlando (MCO)

Notably, Tri-Cities, Tennessee, and Lincoln, Nebraska, are new destinations for Breeze.

Tri-Cities Airport serves Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, Western North Carolina, and Eastern Kentucky. It’s a small airport offering nonstop flights to just 5 cities: Atlanta (ATL), Charlotte (CLT), Dallas (DFW), Orlando Sanford, and St. Pete-Clearwater (PIE).

Lincoln is a joint public-military airport serving Nebraska’s capital city. The airport serves just 2 destinations: Chicago (ORD) and Denver (DEN), with United Airlines being its only airline. Like Tri-Cities, Breeze’s new route will offer connections to an entirely new destination.

How To Book

It appears some of the routes are now available to book at FlyBreeze.com, with flights launching in December.

For instance, you can score a one-way ticket (in No Flex Fare class) between Tri-Cities and Orlando for just $49.

Breeze Tri Cities to Orlando — Image Credit: Breeze Airways

Once you’ve picked your flights, you’ll want to book your tickets on one of the best travel credit cards. Some of the best cards out right now include The Platinum Card^® from American Express, Chase Sapphire Reserve^®, and Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card.

These cards offer lucrative welcome bonus offers (after paying an annual fee and meeting a minimum spending requirement). Plus, you’ll also earn travel-specific perks such as elevated earnings on travel purchases, airport lounge access, statement credits for enrollment fees, and (depending on the card) hotel elite status.

Hot Tip:

Consider opening the Breeze Easy™ Visa Signature^® Credit Card if you fly with the airline often. The card earns up to 10x points on airline purchases, plus 2x points on eligible grocery store and restaurant purchases, including in-flight food and beverages on Breeze.

Final Thoughts

Breeze is launching several new routes later this year, which will include some new destinations for the airline. This is especially good news for those who live near Tri-Cities, Tennessee, or Lincoln, Nebraska — they’ll soon enjoy more options to exciting tourist destinations like Orlando and Washington, D.C.