Breeze Airways

Overview

Breeze Airways is a US low-cost airline headquartered in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. According to Wikipedia, it was founded on 31 July 2018 as Moxy Airways by David Neeleman, who previously co-founded Morris Air, WestJet, JetBlue and Azul. It began flying on 27 May 2021 with a Tampa to Charleston service. The parent company is Breeze Aviation Group, Inc. Breeze is not a member of any of the three global alliances. It keeps the old name in its codes: IATA MX, ICAO MXY and callsign MOXY.

Network and hubs

Breeze flies point-to-point routes, often from smaller secondary airports that larger carriers have left with little service. Wikipedia lists its operating bases as Akron/Canton, Charleston (SC), Fort Myers, Hartford, New Orleans, Norfolk, Orlando, Providence, Provo, Raleigh/Durham, Tampa and Vero Beach, with about 85 destinations. Simple Flying reported that the airline planned its first international flights for early 2026. Check the airline's current route map before booking.

Fleet

Wikipedia's fleet table, dated June 2026, shows 62 aircraft: 56 Airbus A220-300s and 6 Embraer 190s, with 34 more A220s on order. The airline retired its seven Embraer 195s in 2025. Fleet numbers change often as deliveries arrive. The infobox on the same page gives 58, so treat the exact figure with care.

On board

• Cabins: Breeze Ascent (first class) is on the A220 only, in a 2–2 layout. Economy has Extra Legroom and Standard seats, in 2–3 on the A220 and 2–2 on the Embraer 190.
• Seating plan: The A220 table lists 12 first, 45 extra-legroom and 80 standard seats (137 in total). The Embraer 190 has 48 extra-legroom and 60 standard seats (108 in total).
• Food: Food and drink are sold on board on all flights. Higher fare types include complimentary catering.
• Entertainment: Free streamed entertainment is available on most flights through personal devices. Viasat Wi-Fi was being fitted across the A220 fleet.

Good to know

• Fare types: Breeze sells No Flex Fare, Nice, Nicer and Nicest tickets. Each step up adds legroom, baggage allowance, catering and Wi-Fi. Nice and Nicer allow free changes and cancellations. No Flex Fare, introduced in March 2024, allows no changes and gives partial credit if cancelled.
• Baggage: Allowances depend on the fare type. Confirm them on the Breeze website before travel.
• Loyalty: Breezy Rewards is both the frequent-flyer scheme and the travel-credit system. Points are earned on money spent, including on fees for seats and bags.
• Lounges: No lounge information was found in the sources used.