Breeze Airways Adds 18 New Routes and 5 New Cities to Route Map — See What’s New

Updated: September 23, 2025, 4:23pm CDT

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Major Fall and Winter Route Expansion from Breeze
How To Book
Final Thoughts

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Breeze Airways has established itself as 1 of the best low-cost airlines since its debut in 2021. The airline, which focuses on underserved markets, has announced a massive expansion of its route network today.

Let’s take a look!

Major Fall and Winter Route Expansion from Breeze

Breeze Airways will add 18 nonstop routes nationally and serve 5 new cities, including Newark (EWR), Daytona Beach (DAB), Erie (ERI), South Bend (SBN), and Wilmington (ILM). There’s a noteworthy expansion out of Sarasota (SRQ) with the airline’s announcement today.

The airline says it will roll out these routes this fall and continue until February 2025:

Charleston, West Virginia (CRW) to/from Newark (EWR)
Daytona Beach (DAB) to/from Westchester (HPN), Hartford (BDL), Raleigh-Durham (RDU), and Providence (PVD)
Erie (ERI), South Bend (SBN), to/from Orlando (MCO)
Newark (EWR) to/from Orlando (MCO) — One-stop “BreezeThru” service
Fort Myers (RSW) to/from South Bend (SBN) and Wilmington, North Carolina (ILM)
Hartford (BDL), Orlando (MCO), and Providence (PVD) to/from Wilmington, North Carolina (ILM)
Akron-Canton (CAK), Islip (ISP), Portland, Maine (PWM), Richmond (RIC), Raleigh-Durham (RDU), Syracuse (SYR), and Westchester (HPN) to/from Sarasota (SRQ)

What’s particularly noteworthy is that with the addition of Newark, Breeze now serves 4 New York-area airports. Breeze already flies from Long Island-Islip (ISP), New York-Stewart (SWF), and Westchester (HPN). However, Newark is the closest — and easiest — international airport to get to the Big Apple.

“By connecting the dots between underserved city pairs, we are giving travelers more options than ever to fly affordably and comfortably to over 60 destinations across 30 states on more than 200 nonstop flights,” said Breeze Airways CEO David Neeleman.

If you aren’t familiar with Breeze, the airline operates à-la-carte pricing to keep prices low. That means ancillary purchases, such as seat selection and baggage, are passed along to the customer.

A Breeze Airways A220 at LAX. Image Credit: Daniel Ross

How To Book

Breeze is offering 35% off tickets with the promo code TAKEOFF. You must book by Friday, August 9,, and travel from August 28 to February 4, 2025, and from April 28 to March 13, 2025. Note that individual routes may have their own blackout dates.

After you’ve selected your flight, you’ll want to book your ticket with a travel credit card. Our favorites at Upgraded Points include the Platinum Card^® from American Express, Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card, and Chase Sapphire Reserve^®.

Hot Tip:

Breeze also has a co-branded credit card, the Breeze Easy™ Visa Signature^® Credit Card. With the card, you can earn up to 10x points on Breeze purchases, plus 2x points on eligible grocery store and restaurant purchases and food and beverages on Breeze. However, this card only makes sense if you’re a frequent flyer on Breeze.

Final Thoughts

Breeze is back with another big expansion, adding more than a dozen new routes and expanding to 5 new airports. Most of the new routes are along the East Coast, though Breeze also showed some love to the Midwest with flights from Akron (CAK) and South Bend (SBN).

If you’re interested in checking out these new routes — or Breeze — make sure to book those promo fares by Friday, August 9.