About Breeze Airways
Breeze Airways, identified by the ICAO code MXY and IATA code MX, is a North American scheduled low-cost airline that began operations in May 2021. Founded in 2018 by airline entrepreneur David Neeleman, who also founded JetBlue and Azul, Breeze Airways was designed as a technologically advanced company focusing on providing simple and economical travel. The airline is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, with its main operational base at Salt Lake City International Airport. Additionally, Charleston International, Tampa International, and New Orleans Louis Armstrong International serve as main bases and hubs.
Breeze Airways operates a fleet of approximately 60 aircraft, including Airbus A220-300, Embraer 190, and Embraer 195 models. The airline's route network currently focuses on domestic point-to-point services, primarily connecting secondary airports across the United States. While currently focused on domestic flights, Breeze Airways has received US Department of Transportation (DOT) approval for near-international service and plans to launch international routes in early 2026. As a low-cost carrier, Breeze Airways is not a member of any major airline alliances like Star Alliance, SkyTeam, or Oneworld.
The airline's service model emphasizes affordability, with passengers having options for web check-in. While the core airfare is designed to be economical, the airline employs an "a la carte" pricing structure, where extras such as inflight drinks and snacks are charged separately.
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