Breeze to Debut California Nonstop Service from Tampa
Breeze Airways is set to introduce its inaugural nonstop service from Tampa to Orange County, California, on May 31.
Breeze Airways is set to introduce its inaugural nonstop service from Tampa to Orange County, California, on May 31.
DALLAS — Breeze Airways (MX) is set to introduce its inaugural nonstop service from Tampa International Airport (TPA) to Santa Ana's John Wayne Airport (SNA) on May 31.
This new West Coast destination will provide convenient access to Orange County's renowned attractions, and the airline says it is excited to offer TPA travelers a nonstop option in this sought-after region, further expanding Tampa Bay's connectivity to key destinations across the United States.
The airline is also adding Monday and Friday nonstop flights from TPA to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) in South Carolina, starting on May 10. MX will operate these routes using their Airbus A220-300 aircraft, featuring a range of fare bundles to suit different passenger preferences.
According to Cirium Diio data, in June 2024, MX will operate its Airbus A220 aircraft on 464 scheduled flights from TPA, serving approximately 63,568 passengers and covering a distance of 48,417,992 miles. Additionally, the airline will operate 16 scheduled flights using E-Jet aircraft from TPA, accommodating around 1,984 passengers and covering a distance of 1,422,528 miles.
Featured image: Breeze Airways A220-300 (N203BZ). Photo: Andrew Henderson/Airways
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