A brand new airline for San Diego is bringing 5 nonstop flights in time for summer season journey

Simply in time for late spring and summer season journey, low-cost provider Breeze Airways is making its debut on the San Diego airport subsequent month with the primary of 5 new nonstop flights to main cities in North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Main the slate of latest nonstop locations is Raleigh-Durham, which is able to start April 30. The remaining nonstops — to Jacksonville, Norfolk, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh — all begin in early Could.

Every of the flights, Breeze says, are seasonal, which suggests they won’t be out there year-round. A Breeze spokesperson stated that the entire flights, apart from Raleigh-Durham, will finish by late August or early September. There is no such thing as a finish date but for the Raleigh flight.

Breeze Airways is a comparatively new airline began in 2021 by David Neeleman, the founding father of JetBlue. Whereas not one of the new Breeze locations for San Diego are at the moment served by any of the airways working out of San Diego Worldwide Airport, Southwest Airways might be providing a single nonstop flight weekly to Pittsburgh this summer season between June and August.

With the beginning of the spring season, Breeze Airways introduced on Wednesday a promotional low cost of 34 % off all round-trip base fares booked by 11:59 p.m. Pacific Normal Time Friday. The promotion is nice for journey between March 27 and Oct. 1 of this yr.

The entire new San Diego routes might be served on Breeze’s new fleet of Airbus A220-300 plane.

Breeze, which characterizes itself as a “good low-cost provider,” gives three courses of fares, with the pricier tiers together with seat assignments and complimentary checked baggage. Breeze doesn’t cost change or cancellation charges, and for flights that prospects cancel, a credit score is offered for future use throughout a two-year interval.

In California, Breeze is already working in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Ana (John Wayne airport), and San Bernardino.