SAN DIEGO, CA — January 11, 2024– San Diego International Airport (SAN) welcomed Breeze Airways as
its seventeenth airline to offer service from San Diego at a press conference on Tuesday, January 9.
Breeze Airways will inaugurate routes to five nonstop destinations across the country currently not
serviced from SAN this coming Spring beginning on April 30. The destinations include Cincinnati, OH;
Jacksonville, FL; Norfolk, VA; Raleigh-Durham, NC; and Pittsburgh, PA. Additionally, Breeze Airways will
offer daily one-stop/no plane change BreezeThru flights to Providence, RI, and Hartford, CT.
“We welcome Breeze Airways to SAN,” said Hampton Brown, Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer,
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. “We look forward to offering nonstop access between SAN
and these new destinations which will connect Southern Californians to many cities across the country
and provide travelers easy access to sunny San Diego.”
“We’re thrilled to add service to San Diego, our fifth destination in California, as we introduce five brand
new nonstops and two direct destinations from San Diego International,” said Breeze Airways’ President
Tom Doxey. “Now San Diegans won’t have to connect when traveling to these seven locations, getting
there twice as fast for around half the price, and travelers from those cities will have fast and affordable
travel opportunities to come enjoy San Diego.”
Identifying as the U.S.’ only NLCC, or Nice Low-Cost Carrier, Breeze Airways will be located in SAN’s
Terminal 2. Routes from San Diego will be operated with Airbus A220-300 aircraft. Eighty-four
destinations will be serviced from SAN with the addition of Breeze Airways new routes.
For more information on Breeze Airways destinations and fares, click here. For more information SAN,
please click here.
ABOUT SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SAN)
Owned and operated by San Diego County Regional Airport Authority (Airport Authority), San Diego
International Airport (SAN) is one of the busiest single-runway commercial service airports in the world
and the third-busiest airport in California. SAN contributes nearly $12 billion in economic activity for the
region by connecting the world to San Diego and San Diego to the world. In November 2021, the Airport
Authority began construction on the New T1 which includes the replacement of the current Terminal 1,
improvements to the airfield, improved transportation connectivity to the airport, and a new
administration building. The New T1 program’s total project budget is $3.4 billion and is estimated to
create between 15,000 to 20,000 construction-related jobs. For more information about the New T1
please visit newt1.com. For more information about SAN please visit san.org
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