Breeze Airways Aims For A220 Flights By 2022 Second Quarter

December 01, 2021
Breeze Airways A220
Credit: Tad Denson / Airwind / Airbus
LONDON—U.S. newcomer Breeze Airways is hoping to launch Airbus A220-300 flights in the first or second quarter with five initial aircraft and is pushing Airbus for longer-range capability to serve destinations in Latin America. Serial entrepreneur David Neeleman launched Breeze in May 2021...

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