Thursday, July 11, 2024 Breeze Airways ’ decision to expand its network by adding two more regional airports has significant implications for the travel industry, particularly for airlines. As the U.S.
carrier focuses on building a service map composed mainly of non-competitive routes, the introduction of these new destinations could potentially reshape the landscape of regional air travel. Airport Location Route Start Date Destination Frequency Aircraft Portsmouth International Airport (PSM) New Hampshire October 9, 2024 Orlando, Florida Twice weekly Airbus A220-300 October 10, 2024 Fort Myers, Florida Twice weekly Airbus A220-300 Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) Colorado December 21, 2024 Orange County, California Five times weekly Airbus A220-300 December 21, 2024 Provo, Utah Five times weekly Airbus A220-300 Grand Junction Colorado January 9, 2025 Las Vegas, Nevada Twice weekly Airbus A220-300 New York Stewart International Airport New York November 21, 2024 Vero Beach, Florida Twice weekly Airbus A220-300 Breeze Airways has outlined its strategy to expand its route offerings significantly, with the potential to operate up to 2,000 routes in the future. This ambitious plan underscores the airline’s commitment to connecting underserved cities and providing travelers with more direct flight options.
The introduction of these new routes by Breeze Airways will likely encourage other airlines to reevaluate their service maps and explore additional regional and niche routes..
