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The future of flying is here. And it sounds like a breeze. 

That’s what Breeze Airways prides itself on, and bringing its customers “Seriously Nice” flights and fares.

Just over a year old, the airline is expanding rapidly with one-fifth of its destinations in Florida, including Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers, which recently celebrated its inaugural flights to Las Vegas and Charleston, South Carolina, according to a News-Press report.

Thinking of booking a flight with Breeze Airways the next time you travel? Here’s what you need to know about the budget airline.

Breeze Airways started by David Neeleman, co-founder of JetBlue

Breeze provides nonstop service between underserved routes across the U.S. at affordable fares, according to its website.

The airline was founded by CEO David Neeleman, who launched four airline carriers including Azul, JetBlue, Westjet and Morris Air. It debuted service in May 2021 with a focus on the southeastern U.S.

In case you missed it:Breeze Airways makes it debut at Southwest Florida International Airport with Airbus jets

More coverage:Breeze Airways adding 10 routes, including first flights out of New York

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How much do fares cost on Breeze Airways? Does it offer first class?

When booking a flight with Breeze, guests will be offered three price bundles for service: “Nice,” “Nicer,” and “Nicest.”

A “Nice” fare means seat selection fees can range from $10 to $40. This option does not include a checked bag, which will cost you $20 regardless of weight. 

A “Nicer” fare includes a checked bag and free seat selection, extra legroom, priority boarding and a water bottle and KIND bar.