The Connecticut Airport Authority announced today that Breeze Airways is launching five nonstop routes out of Bradley International Airport this month.
Two seasonal routes started today, with nonstop flights to Myrtle Beach International Airport and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, according to a release.
Flights to Myrtle Beach will operate at three days a week before bumping up to five days come June, as per the release. Flights to Cincinnati will operate three days a week.
“This month marks three years since Breeze started flying out of Bradley International Airport, which also serves as one of the airline’s operating bases,” said Kevin A. Dillon, A.A.E., Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority. “We are appreciative of Breeze’s growth and success at Bradley International Airport and thank the airline for offering our passengers a growing list of nonstop destinations at affordable fares.”
Three additional nonstop routes are scheduled to begin later this month out of BDL as well, according to the CAA:
- Greenville-Spartanburg, SC (May 24)
- New Bern, NC (May 24)
- Orlando, FL (May 29)
Breeze is also bringing BreezeThru service from BDL to San Diego, CA (May 1) and Santa Ana, CA (May 29), according to the release. While these flights are not direct, passengers will not have to change planes between stops.
“This year, three years after our launch, we are focused on building on the solid foundation we have established in many of our key origin cities, such as at Hartford,” said Tom Doxey, Breeze’s President. “Our terrific airport partners at Bradley International support us in this growth, resulting in even more flights to popular destinations across our network so more people can experience the benefits of our unique business model, combining low fares, nonstop flights and a seamless, elevated experience. We’re excited to add five more nonstop destinations and two BreezeThru routes from BDL this month alone.”
