Changes and additions to flights and new routes at the Provo Airport are happening at an almost supersonic pace.

Less than one week after launching its daily service to San Francisco, low-fare air carrier Breeze Airways is announcing two new destinations for local travelers.

Founded by aviation entrepreneur David Neeleman, Breeze has made the Provo Airport its Utah home base. It continues to add new flights to the Provo route sheet.

On Wednesday, the airline announced the following flights out of Provo starting Nov. 2:

• Phoenix on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with rates from $29-$79; and
• Charleston, South Carolina, daily except Tuesdays, from $99-$199.

Other previously announced flights set to begin in the months ahead include:

• Las Vegas (Harry Reid International Airport) on Oct. 5;
• Westchester/White Plains, New York (Westchester County Airport) on Oct. 5 (date pushed back due to plane delivery delays); and
• Los Angeles (Los Angeles International Airport) on Nov. 2.

The airline currently offers daily service from Provo to San Francisco and San Bernardino.

Breeze has ordered 80 new Airbus A220-300 aircraft that will be delivered one per month over the next six years, with options for 40 more.

Breeze’s business model, which focuses on providing fast, efficient and affordable air service between underserved city pairs, has continued to expand its footprint across the U.S. using mid-sized aircraft, such as the A220-300.

The self-proclaimed “seriously nice” airline doesn’t charge change or cancellation fees up to 15 minutes prior to departure and offers other benefits such as free family seating and a la carte pricing and upgrades including premium seating.

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