Breeze Airways

It takes actual minutes on my iPhone 14Pro Max for the app to fully launch. Giving it 5 stars though because… I love Breeze! Once it’s launched and you’re in, things are pretty seamless for the most part. However, I’ll gladly take the draw back on an airlines mobile app’s UI in order to land the stellar first class tickets I am able to score through Breeze. That alone deserves 5 stars. I’m also very fortunate that Breeze flies out of my local airport directly to a municipal airport near where I grew up and where my mom and dad still live, making visiting them or paying for them to come visit my husband and I and we are able to fly them down in the lux Breeze Ascent/First Class cabin and it isn’t so bad on the ‘ol’ checkbook. I kid you not I have never paid more than $400 for a round trip first class ticket on Breeze Airways. Just to put it in perspective compared to the big guys out there. You definitely feel a much more personable vibe amongst the crew and I’ve never flown with a more helpful and polite flight staff, and I fly 3-4 times quarterly. Breeze honestly puts all of the other ‘big dog’ domestic airlines to shame. I’m aware their parent company is JetBlue but I’m telling ya… Breeze is its own experience, especially when booking in the Breeze Ascent section. It’s like sitting in a lazy boy, just on a commercial airliner.

This will be my second flight out of Vero Beach on breeze, but it got even better when I saw a closer airport to my destination which is great if there’s a delay for those that come to pick us up the website is very user-friendly. The only thing I’d like to suggest I have a visual impairment and the font where you book your flight your choices home book I think check on your upcoming flight that you for people that have visual impairments dark and bold works best because I’m also colorblind seeing that when I was trying to make my reservation so I just thought I would put that you’re looking to improve the app that would make it a lot better. It’s still very user-friendly very efficient. And as far as my vision goes, everything’s great except the very bottom of the page those areas really need to be highlighted better. My visual impairment is a birth defect so it’s not like the run of the mill. You’re either totally blind low vision which I have but sensitivity to light and my type of. Makes it very difficult to see small things such as writing so I just thought I’d add that as food for thought other than that. I have no complaints about any of my experience so far and I’m sure this second trip is going to be. Grateful for the addition of Stuart Newberg from Vero Beach.

I have flown on Breeze four times. It’s everything I expected for an à la carte airlines. You get what you pay for. You need to check a bag, you have to pay for it. Obviously carryons are smaller and lighter, therefore they cost less. You learn that you can travel very light. No longer do you have to put up with passengers who bring 300 lbs “carryons” that take up an entire overhead compartment. You can buy food at the airport or bring your own, non liquid. If not, you can purchase a small snack on board. There are no lunches or dinners served by the crew. If you want a huge seat, expect to pay more than their standard seat. The app will show you every passenger seat on the plane and how much extra each seat will cost. It starts at no extra cost and up. The app is very straight forward. In addition, the app will text your cell phone when it’s time to check in (usually the day before your flight). Each flight requires a check-in, a seat assignment, etc. Love the airlines, the crew are great, the planes seem to be about 75% or more full. The prices for me allowed me to affordably take my grandchildren to meet their great grandmother for the first time. I wish the airline flew out of San Jose instead of driving all the way to San Francisco, but that’s the way it is. BTW, this airline flies only 2 days per week to/from SFO to where I typically travel. And those days have changed from one season to the next. You’ll have to check your location to verify your flying dates.