Breeze Airways Rebrands First-Class Seating, Inaugurates 37 Nonstop Routes

Jun 7, 2023

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Breeze Airways celebrates summer with the inauguration of 37 new and returning routes and the introduction of a new and elevated onboard experience. The airline also recently flew its inaugural and now longest flight from Rhode Island TF Green International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport.

In addition to new and returning routes, Breeze Airways announced its all-new Breeze Ascent, an elevated onboard experience with a recliner-style seat, 20.5 inches of width and 29 inches of seat pitch. Breeze Ascent sits in a 2×2 configuration and also includes complimentary snacks, beverages and alcohol. Other Breeze Ascent amenities include a footrest for added comfort, in-seat AC power and USB/C ports.

Breeze Ascent is included with the Nicest bundle or can be purchased a la carte with the Nice or Nicer bundles. Breeze Airways’ new first-class seating coincides with 27 new and returning nonstop routes, including Fort Myers (RSW), Florida; Hartford (BDL), Connecticut; Los Angeles (LAX), California; Portland (PWM), Maine; Providence (PVD), Rhode Island; Raleigh-Durham (RDU), North Carolina; Jacksonville (JAX), Florida; and Columbus (CMH), Ohio.

Breeze Airways plans to also install high-speed WiFi on the remainder of its new and existing Airbus A220s by early 2024.

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