Breeze Airlines Has 33% Off Round-trip Flights Across the U.S.

Low-cost Breeze Airways is celebrating its third birthday with 33 percent off round-trip flights across its network.

The sale, which ends on Friday, May 24, at 11:59 p.m. PT, is available for travel anytime between May 29 and October 1, Breeze shared with Travel + Leisure. To book, travelers must use promo code “THREE” on Breeze’s website or app at checkout to see the savings.

“We set out on this journey three years ago with one goal in mind, to make air travel Seriously Nice for everyone,” said CEO of Breeze Airways, David Neeleman, in a statement. “Today, we are proud of the incredible progress we have made in such a short period of time, and we look forward to celebrating this milestone all week long with our amazing team members, wonderful guests, and incredible communities…or as our purpose states, ‘Nice people, flying nice people, to nice places!’

With no blackout dates as part of this latest promotion, this might be one of the best deals we’ve seen offered by the airline. Since its inaugural flight in May 2021, Breeze has flown over five million travelers and is focused on launching direct service from smaller airports nationwide.

Breeze offers several ticketing options, and its newest “No Flex Fare” option is akin to basic economy. Travelers who want the flexibility to change or cancel their flight and bring a carry-on bag onboard should consider upgrading to the Nice fare bundle.

Travel + Leisure tested out the new promotion across Breeze’s most popular routes during peak summer in Nice class:

  • Hartford to Charleston: $226.39 ($255.80 without the promo code)
  • Tampa to Burlington: $230.34 ($258 without the promo code)
  • Raleigh-Durham to San Diego: $367.54 ($448 without the promo code)
  • Norfolk to Los Angeles: $455.97 ($578 without the promo code)

Ultra-loyal fliers should consider pairing their discounted flight with a Breeze credit card, which includes money-saving perks like earning up to 10x bonus points and complimentary inflight Wi-Fi.

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