Breeze Airways is announcing new service to Charleston (CHS), Fort Myers (RSW) and Orlando (MCO) from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT). Breeze will also offer one stop/no change of plane BreezeThru service to Tampa twice-weekly on Thursdays and Sundays.
This will be the airline’s first airport in New Hampshire and 51st city nationally. The new routes will operate twice a week with fares starting from $69* one way.
From Manchester, NH to:
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Charleston, SC (Seasonal, Mon and Fri, starting June 14, Nice from $69* one way);
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Fort Myers, FL (Seasonal, Wed and Sat, starting October 2, Nice from $99* one way);
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Orlando, FL (Mon and Fri, starting June 14, Nice from $89* one way); and
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Tampa, FL (One stop/no change of plane BreezeThru service, Thurs and Sun, Starting September 5).
All routes will be served on Breeze’s Airbus A220-300 aircraft. Breeze has also extended its selling schedule through January 7, 2025, allowing Guests to get a head start on their Fall and holiday travel plans.
"Welcome Breeze Airways to the growing family of airlines at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. We a very appreciative of Breeze Airways for making this investment into Manchester and the state of New Hampshire,” said Manchester Airport Director Ted Kitchens, A.A.E. “The seriously low fares offered by Breeze will allow the residents of Manchester and New Hampshire to explore new places like Charleston, South Carolina and experience a new way to travel to well-known destinations such as Orlando, Florida and Ft. Myers, Florida. We are equally excited to welcome our new friends from Charleston and show them what we all love about Manchester and the Granite State: our arts and entertainment scene, a growing foodie scene, and, of course, the world class outdoor recreation that this state is known around the globe for. Let's do this!"
“Breeze has grown rapidly in New England with Providence and Hartford as our two fastest-growing bases,” said Breeze Airways’ President Tom Doxey. “We have great faith that our affordable, convenient and nice service from New Hampshire to Florida and South Carolina will be just as popular.”
