Breeze Airways Expands US Routes Launching New Flights in Tennessee, Nebraska

Breeze Airways, founded by JetBlue creator David Neeleman, is expanding its service across underserved and secondary airports in the US, recently launching new routes such as nonstop flights from East Tennessee's Tri-Cities Airport to Orlando and Washington, D.C. Starting in December, these routes aim to provide affordable and convenient travel options, reflecting Breeze's mission to connect overlooked destinations with nonstop flights. The airline has also partnered with Lincoln Airport in Nebraska to introduce a new route to Orlando, with ticket prices set at $79 each way, aiming to boost local economy and travel convenience. Breeze's growth is supported by targeted marketing campaigns emphasizing its service to underserved markets and its reputation for friendly and efficient travel. Despite optimism, airport officials acknowledge the challenges ahead in sustaining new routes and emphasize community support to ensure success. This expansion follows Breeze's recognition as one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies and its ranking as the third-best domestic airline by Travel + Leisure.