Breeze Airways launched operations in 2021. The value carrier was founded by serial airline entrepreneur David Neeleman, who is also the person behind JetBlue, among other airlines. The carrier’s business model is based around operating point-to-point flights in underserved markets.
Up until now, the airline has exclusively been operating domestically. We’ve known that Breeze has been wanting to start international flights, and the details of those first routes have been announced. While we’re not talking about any long haul flying, the airline is still entering some unique markets.
I’m always a bit leery of these once weekly international routes. I get that this is hardly a new concept, but I do wonder to what extent the limited frequencies exclude a lot of potential customers.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
