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Breeze Airways just added three routes including a new destination: New Bern’s Coastal Carolina Regional Airport (EWN). This will be the second airport that Breeze flies to in North Carolina.
If you’re not familiar, Breeze Airways is a low-cost airline that offers point-to-point flights to underserved markets across the United States using a fleet of modern Airbus A220 aircraft. I recently flew Breeze Airways for a second time and loved the experience (you can read the full review here). Travel & Leisure named it as one of the five best US airlines for the second consecutive year in 2023. Breeze serves 50 cities in 27 states.
NEW: Breeze Airways adds new routes:
• New Bern, NC (EWN) to Orlando (MCO)
• New Bern, NC (EWN) to Hartford (BDL)
• Huntsville (HSV) to Los Angeles (LAX)All operate twice-weekly using the A220. EWN is a new destination for Breeze. pic.twitter.com/HtjhFDKagt
— Ishrion Aviation (@IshrionA) February 19, 2024
New Bern’s Coastal Carolina Regional Airport (EWN) will offer nonstop options to both Bradley International Airport (BDL) and Orlando International Airport (MCO). Both routes will operate 2x weekly.
In addition to these new routes from New Bern, Breeze Airways is adding a flight between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Huntsville International Airport (HSV). This will also operate 2x weekly.
Anthony’s Take: I tried Breeze Airways for the second time recently and can’t say enough good things. I wish Breeze had this many routes from Tampa or Chicago and I would fly them more.
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