What happened
Breeze will start Latrobe flights on February 9 and Boston on May 4, with Santo Domingo following in June and Buffalo in late June. Introductory one-way fares are advertised at $49 on Buffalo to Raleigh-Durham and $149 on Santo Domingo to Tampa. Flights will use Airbus A220-300s with Wi-Fi and Ascent first-class seats.
Aside from flights from the new cities, most added nonstops are based at Myrtle Beach, where Breeze already serves 15 cities. The carrier says the Myrtle Beach buildup will make it that airport's largest airline by destinations and seats by the end of 2027, and that the expansion takes the network to 95 cities. Breeze also listed BreezeThru same-plane one-stop itineraries, including Boston to Akron/Canton and Albany to Orlando.
The advertised launch fares are valid only on selected dates around each route's first flights. Many of the new flights operate a few days a week, not daily. Search several dates on each new route; those launch prices will not be on every departure.
- Announced
- Oct 14, 2026
- Numbers
- 16 routes: new routes announced
- 95 cities: Breeze network size after the expansion
- $49: lowest advertised introductory one-way fare, Buffalo–Raleigh-Durham
- $149: highest advertised introductory one-way fare, Santo Domingo–Tampa
- Where
- Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF), Arnold Palmer Regional Airport (LBE), Las Americas International Airport (SDQ), Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR)
- Takeaway
- Search Breeze for the new routes’ introductory fares and try several dates, since the cheap prices are only offered on limited departures.