Breeze Airways is adding three routes to its network, including one that connects two cities that it already flies from.
Most notably, Breeze will fly from Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport in Mississippi to both Las Vegas and Tampa.
That service will begin in January.
"Breeze seeks to connect cities that currently don't have any nonstop flight options," airline president Tom Doxey said in a statement. "Now residents of Gulfport and Biloxi will have convenient and affordable service to Las Vegas or Tampa, two of the country's most popular destinations."
But the airline is dropping one destination it has flown to since its inception in 2021.
Breeze will no longer fly into and out of Oklahoma's Tulsa International Airport. Its only two routes from there -- to Orlando and New Orleans -- will be discontinued in November.
Breeze will, however, connect Raleigh-Durham International Airport and Ohio's Akron-Canton Airport, two airports that have proved vital to the airline’s success. That service will begin in February of 2024.
The carrier will now have a total of 19 flights from the two airports, which have served as de facto hubs in the midwest and south for the airline.
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