Breeze Airways launched flights between Charleston and Orlando on Thursday, becoming the airline’s 20th nonstop destination served from the South Carolina city.
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“We are excited to connect our largest base, Charleston, with our newest destination, Orlando. At Breeze, we seek out underserved routes and connect communities to those communities with a nice new nonstop service – at low fares starting at just $39 each way!” said Danny Cox, VP Guest Empowerment & Airport Operations at Breeze.
Breeze Airways, founded by businessman David Neeleman, began operations in May 2021 and currently operates 90 nonstop routes between 30 cities in 18 states.
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