Get 25% Off Flights Plus Extra Credits with Breeze

The newest airline promotion applies for bookings made by September 28.

By providing discounted fares and reward points for future trips, Breeze Airways provides value to customers at every stage of the travel process.

Breeze is now offering 25% off the basic rate with the promo code "SOEXTRA" for trips bought before September 28 at 11:59 p.m. ET. New bookings with a total value of $150 or more made for travel between September 26, 2019, and January 31, 2024, will be eligible for the promotion.

After a passenger books a flight, they will get 5,000 BreezePoints (worth $50) that may be used to a future ticket. A traveler's BreezePoints will be credited to their account within 10 days of their return home, and they will have six months to redeem them. 

This offer can be used on any of Breeze's destinations.

According to a statement by Breeze Airways President Tom Doxey, the airline is going the additional mile by offering a substantial price reduction with its first-ever BreezePoints incentive.

Not charging any fees for making adjustments to or cancelling a reservation encourages customers to utilize their vacation credits for a future trip.

Breeze was launched in 2021 by David Neeleman; the airline now serves 37 U.S. locations. In the coming winter, the company aims to launch service to Illinois and add additional flights to Florida as part of its ongoing strategy of expansion.

The airline has a low-cost business strategy with three different pricing tiers: "Nice," "Nicer," and "Nicest," the latter of which includes the Breeze Ascent package, which offers free checked bags, food and drink, as well as in-seat electrical outlets and USB/USB-C charging points. All flight changes or cancellations made at least fifteen minutes before the scheduled departure time are free of charge for all passengers.

According to its founder's statements, the company's mission is to serve underserved markets by
focusing on smaller airports and communities rather than large transportation nodes.

 

Source: travelandleisure.com