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Breeze Plans Expansion With New US, Caribbean Routes

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Breeze Airways is expanding its network with new and planned routes, including 12 additions to Myrtle Beach that would make the airport one of its largest bases by flight volume in summer 2027. The airline also plans twice-weekly, year-round service from Tampa to Santo Domingo starting June 18, 2027, adding the Dominican capital to a network that already serves Punta Cana. From West Virginia’s Yeager Airport, Breeze is adding BreezeThru service to Fort Lauderdale in May 2027 and temporarily pausing Newark flights after January 3 before resuming them in May. Breeze is also set to add Orlando service to Latrobe, Pennsylvania, in May 2027, alongside BreezeThru flights to Albany.

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