Breeze Airways Launches New Florida Routes with Fares Starting at $39!

Bradenton, Florida, USA - As the travel industry continues to recover, Breeze Airways is rolling out new nonstop flights to and from Florida, giving residents and visitors even more options for jet-setting. With fares starting as low as $39, this development is quite an enticing proposition for avid travelers seeking adventure or a slice of sunshine.

The new routes kick off on October 3, with flights linking Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Norfolk International Airport (ORF) and Tampa International Airport (TPA) to West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) on Mondays and Fridays. Each of these options is priced at a cool $49 one way, allowing budget-conscious travelers to soar without breaking the bank, according to Herald Tribune.

Expanding Horizons

But that’s not all—Breeze is also launching additional routes from various Florida airports. Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) will be connected to Akron-Canton Regional Airport (CAK) starting September 3 with fares from $49. Meanwhile, Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) to CAK is set to launch on November 5 from $59. From Jacksonville International Airport (JAX), flights to CAK will debut on September 4, also priced at $59. Key West International Airport (EYW) will link with CAK starting October 2, with one-way fares reaching $83.

Further expanding connectivity, Breeze is bringing routes from Raleigh/Durham Airport (RDU) to CAK and from Orlando to Salisbury Regional Airport (SBY) with fares starting at $79 and $59, respectively. And for those in Tampa, flights to Wilmington International Airport (CAK) will commence on October 2, starting at just $39. With this expansion, Breeze Airways operates 43 Airbus A220-300 aircraft and 10 Embraer 190 planes, serving 11 Florida airports including some of the state’s most popular destinations.

A Partnership for Progress

The addition of these flights comes on the heels of a new partnership between Breeze Airways and West Virginia International Yeager Airport, aimed at improving travel options between the two locales. Announced recently by dignitaries including Yeager Airport Director Dominique Ranieri and Governor Patrick Morrisey, this partnership is all about enhancing service and increasing travel opportunities to and from West Virginia.

With the aim to add up to five new flights over the next 24 months, the partnership has equal demand from travelers—approximately 50% of bookings are from those leaving Tampa and the other half from West Virginia-bound passengers. Direct flights to Tampa will also resume on October 3, priced similarly at $49 one way. Since Breeze launched flights from Charleston, nearly 80,000 passengers have traveled to or from CRW, contributing an estimated $27.5 million in economic output, as noted by WV Metro News.

As tourism in West Virginia continues to grow, this partnership not only aims to boost visitor numbers but also create job opportunities for locals and enhance the quality of life in the area. Ongoing discussions will aim to circle back to potential future routes to Texas and Las Vegas, indicating a strong commitment to expanding travel options.

With Breeze Airways sparking a wave of new routes and making travel more accessible and affordable, it seems these are ideal times for both Floridians and visiting travelers to plan their next getaway. Happy travels!