Breeze Airways Expands in NYC Area
Breeze Airways is expanding in the Northeast with new eight routes from the New York City area. That includes nonstop service to Los Angeles, CA, San Francisco, CA, Las Vegas, NV, Charleston, SC, Norfolk, VA, Jacksonville, FL, and Savannah, GA – and one-stop, same plane service to New Orleans, LA.
These flights will be out of Westchester County Airport, just over an hour away from NYC. Current commercial air service from Westchester only serves as far west as Chicago.
With today’s announcement, the top two destinations from the New York metro area, Los Angeles and San Francisco, will now feature daily nonstop service from the heart of Westchester County.
Separately, Breeze is also announcing new service between New Orleans to Savannah, plus Hartford’s Bradley International to Las Vegas, the airline’s 8th new route from Hartford announced this year now for a total of 11 nonstop destinations.
Breeze has ordered 80 brand new Airbus A220-300 aircraft, with options for 40 more, that will be delivered one per month for six years. The aircraft will feature 126 seats, including 36 First Class seats in a two-by-two configuration, 10 Extra Legroom seats, and 80 Standard Economy seats in a two-by-three configuration. The A220 seat configuration is dynamic however and later deliveries will offer 137 total seats, 12 First Class seats, 45 Extra Legroom seat and 80 Standard Economy seats onboard.
Guests may choose from three price bundles that are offered as ‘Nice,’ ‘Nicer,’ and ‘Nicest.’ Guests may even choose a Nice or Nicer bundle and buy an upgrade to a First Class seat. You can start booking these new fares directly with Breeze Airways.
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