New low-cost airline Breeze Airways will begin nonstop service from Dulles Airport in Loudoun County, Virginia to four smaller destinations this fall.
New low-cost airline Breeze Airways will begin nonstop service from Dulles Airport to four smaller destinations this fall.
Breeze offers flights from Dulles to Provo, Utah, South Bend, Indiana, Vero Beach, Florida, and Ogdensburg, New York, which is located in northern New York State on the Canadian border.
These are the only nonstop flights from Dulles to these smaller markets.
Flights to Ogdensburg will be daily starting September 27. Flights to Provo will be three times a week starting October 1. Flights to South Bend will be twice a week starting November 8, and flights to Vero Beach will be twice a week starting November 21.
Breeze is offering introductory fares of just $30 each way on these routes.
“With these new flights, Dulles will strengthen its position as the airport with the most nonstop destinations of any airport in the region,” said Paul Bobson, vice president of airline business development for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.
Breeze was founded by David Neeleman, who helped found five airlines, including JetBlue. The airline launched in 2021 with service to 16 U.S. destinations. Today, it offers year-round and seasonal nonstop service between 66 cities in 30 states, operating a fleet of Embraer 190 and 195 commuter aircraft and Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
Breeze will be the 45th airline to serve Dulles Airport.
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