New Haven Register (New Haven, CT)

Breeze Airways to add four routes from Bradley

- By Paul Schott pschott@stamfordad­vocate.com; Twitter: @paulschott

WINDSOR LOCKS — Breeze Airways announced Wednesday that it would add next February four routes at Bradley Internatio­nal Airport, with the startup airline’s newest flights expanding the service between Connecticu­t’s flagship airport and several western states, as well as Florida.

Breeze’s expansion at Windsor Locksbased Bradley will include nonstop flights two days per week to Phoenix and Vero Beach, Fla., and one-stop, same-plane service two days per week to Provo, Utah, and San Bernardino, Calif.

“Breeze is always looking for opportunit­ies to bring our fast, efficient, and affordable air service between underserve­d city pairs — and Hartford to Phoenix and Vero Beach are two prime examples,” Breeze Airways President Tom Doxey said in a statement. “When you add one-stop service to the west with our ‘seriously nice’ product, we’re bringing affordabil­ity, convenienc­e and ease to our guests in and around Fairfield County.”

Salt Lake City, Utah-headquarte­red Breeze launched at Bradley in May 2021 and announced last February that the airport would become one of its hubs, with plans to create more than 200 jobs in the state. Breeze could receive a state grant of up to $1.26 million if it meets its job goals.

From Bradley, Breeze currently serves Charleston, S.C.; Columbus, Ohio; Jacksonvil­le, Fla.; Las Vegas; Nashville, Tenn.; New Orleans; Norfolk, Va., Orlando, Fla., Pittsburgh; Richmond, Va.; Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla.; Savannah, Ga.; Tampa, Fla.; and Tulsa, Okla.

“Partnering with Breeze on their expansion has been transforma­tive for Bradley Internatio­nal Airport,” Kevin Dillon, executive director of the Connecticu­t Airport Authority, which owns and operates Bradley, said in a statement. “Their national growth, ongoing innovation and expanding local network offer our passengers more opportunit­ies to travel convenient­ly and affordably.”

The start dates and price ranges for Breeze’s new flights from Bradley are summarized below.

Phoenix — nonstop flights on Thursday and Sunday, starting Feb. 9 ($99 one way to $199)

Vero Beach, Fla. — nonstop flights on Thursday and Sunday, starting Feb. 2 ($79 one way to $149)

Provo, Utah — one-stop flights, with no plane change, on Thursday and Sunday, starting Feb. 9 ($129 one way to $199)

San Bernardino, Calif. — one-stop flights, with no plane change, on Thursday and Sunday, starting Feb. 16 ($99 one way to $199)

 ?? Breeze Airways / Contribute­d photo ?? Breeze Airways is expanding at Bradley Internatio­nal Airport with new routes to Phoenix; Vero Beach, Fla.; San Bernardino, Calif.; and Provo, Utah.
Breeze Airways / Contribute­d photo Breeze Airways is expanding at Bradley Internatio­nal Airport with new routes to Phoenix; Vero Beach, Fla.; San Bernardino, Calif.; and Provo, Utah.

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