The benefits of flying with Breeze Airways include free seating for children twelve and under on flights and shared housing for its flight attendants. Moreover, the company is expanding its PVD network to at least twenty routes. In addition, it has a work-study program and offers an extended family seating plan for families.
Nicer seats are located toward the front of the aircraft
Breeze Airways has introduced a new type of seat on its Embraer 190 and 195 aircraft. These seats are called the “Nicest.” They’re in a 2-2 configuration at the front of the plane. The seating is equipped with USB-C power and sleeperette style reclining legrests.
The airline’s “Nicest” fares will feature a package of amenities that include priority boarding, upgraded food, a bundled beverage selection, and a two checked bag allowance. It also comes with six Breeze Points per dollar spent.
The airline plans to offer these new aircraft on longer-haul routes. They’re expected to begin operations with a fleet of 13 single-class Embraer jets this summer. Later, they’ll deliver 137 A220s with an increased number of Nicer seats.
The first Breeze Airways A220-300 was unveiled in Mobile, Alabama last month. This aircraft is equipped with 36 premium class seats. Their design is similar to the first class seats found on other domestic airlines. Each seat has a 39-inch pitch and sleeperette-style reclining legrests.
Shared housing for flight attendants
Breeze Airways is a new airline that will focus on serving smaller cities in the United States. Breeze aims to make traveling easy and affordable. They have launched their hiring process. Their strategy is based on offering extremely low fares on leisure routes.
Breeze will also offer their flight attendants a fixed monthly salary. It is not yet known how much they will pay their employees, but the company has hinted that it will be less than other carriers.
Breeze has also introduced a work-study program for its flight attendants. The company has hired college students from Utah Valley University to fill the positions. Those chosen will receive a tuition reimbursement of $6,000 per year, and a $1,200 monthly paycheck.
To be considered for the job, applicants must be at least 20 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, and be enrolled in a full time online course at UVU. They must maintain a 3.0 GPA, and plan to complete their degree within four years.
Family seating is free for families traveling with children 12 and younger
One airline that lets families fly free of charge is Breeze Airways. This policy is referred to as “Family Seating” and places passengers in a special section of the aircraft.
To be considered for the free seat, your child must be 12 or younger. Depending on the age of your child, your accompanying adult may also be required to purchase a ticket. The cost of the family seat is nominal, especially if you book well in advance.
Another thing to consider when attempting to score family seating is the availability of infant carriers. Most airlines will let you use an infant carrier during takeoff and landing, but there are restrictions.
Some airlines may also offer free or discounted playpen substitutes. For more information, contact the airline.
Work-study program
Breeze Airways is a new Utah-based airline that is focusing on low-fare leisure flights. The airline plans to carry travelers to small and medium-sized US cities that are often overlooked by larger airlines.
Breeze is the brainchild of JetBlue founder David Neeleman. He has spent decades building successful airlines. Before forming JetBlue, he founded WestJet.
Breeze Airways was approved by the federal government on Wednesday. Although the airline’s leadership has hinted that it may operate in the Southeast, they have not yet made any specific plans. In the meantime, they are still working on recruiting pilots.
Breeze is offering students a chance to earn a degree without accumulating any student debt. Participants in the program can expect to receive up to $6,000 per year in tuition reimbursement. They will also receive free transportation to the airport and paid trips home.
Expanding its PVD network to at least 20 routes
Breeze Airways, a recently launched carrier, plans to expand its PVD network to at least 20 routes over the next five years. The airline aims to build on its already impressive roster of eight routes. In addition to the aforementioned five routes, the airline will also be launching seasonal flights to Columbus and Savannah, Georgia. Also, Breeze will be expanding its existing seven days a week service to Charleston and Norfolk. And, the airline plans to support its efforts to lure more tourists to Rhode Island.
Of course, Breeze has been serving the Providence area since late 2013, and the carrier isn’t done yet. Specifically, the airline will be resuming its non-stop route from Warwick, RI to PVD. It’s also going to start a new non-stop route from PVD to LAX.