Breeze Airways Announces Expansion with Four New Winter Flights from Florida
Breeze Airways, a leading ultra-low cost airline, is making a big impact in Florida with its latest announcement of four new flights starting this winter. These new routes will expand Breeze’s network, which currently includes 11 Florida airports. Additionally, the airline has introduced a new high-priority boarding option called BreezeBy.
Expansion Plans
Breeze Airways’ founder and CEO, David Neeleman, stated that the airline has been diligently building a diverse network for over four years, connecting underserved markets across the United States and providing affordable yet premium travel experiences for millions of travelers. The latest expansion includes two new destinations in Nebraska and Tennessee.
New Flights from Florida
The four new flights announced by Breeze Airways are as follows:
– Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Lincoln International Airport (LNK) in Nebraska: Roundtrip flights every Wednesday and Saturday starting from December 10. Introductory fares begin at $79 one-way. – Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) near Kingsport, Tennessee: Roundtrip flights every Friday and Monday starting from December 12. Introductory fares start at $49 one-way. – Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers to Albany International Airport (ALB) in New York: Roundtrip flights every Wednesday and Saturday starting from December 17. These flights are seasonal, and introductory fares start at $69 one-way. – Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers to Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC) in Rochester, New York: Roundtrip flights every Thursday and Sunday starting from January 8. These flights are also seasonal, and introductory fares start at $79 one-way.
Ticket Sales
Tickets for all four new flights are now available for purchase on the Breeze Airways website, flybreeze. com. The starting prices listed above include taxes and government fees, but have some restrictions.
Other Changes in the Airline Industry
The pandemic has brought about changes in the airline industry, and many airlines have made adjustments to their services and fare offerings.
– Spirit Airlines has reworked its ticket lineup to make the choices easier to understand and to highlight their high-value options. The airline has also updated its loyalty program and introduced extra legroom seating for “Premium Economy” ticketholders. – United Airlines now requires all domestic passengers to be checked in for their flights 45 minutes before departure, as opposed to the previous 30-minute check-in window for passengers without checked bags. – JetBlue has teamed up with Florida’s passenger rail service, Brightline, to offer a seamless air-and-rail booking experience for travel across Central and South Florida. Customers can now book both a plane and train trip directly on jetblue. com. – Southwest has announced a new assigned seating policy, which will come into effect on January 27, 2026.