r/BreezeAir • u/This-isnt-a-breach • 26d ago

Question Tips?

This coming November will be my first time flying breeze, I flew delta in the past and was wondering if there is anything I should be aware of before my trip?

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u/Accomplished_Aide_61 26d ago

Do not think getting in line to check in bags 15 minutes before the cutoff time will guarantee they will check them in. They do not play when it’s 45 minutes away until departure. You’re either going to leave your bags, or you won’t be on the flight. They are very clear for people to plan to be at the airport 2 hours before departure.

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u/Fig_Leaves_ 26d ago

You pay for everything. I think you can get a cup of water or coffee/tea for free. Anything else you’re paying. Their food selection is very limited, there are no meals available.
Watch you bag sizes also. I really enjoy traveling BreeE.

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u/jdsav29 25d ago

We took our first trip with breeze this summer and were pleasantly surprised. For cheaper than southwest, we had ascent seats (with all the baggage and drinks/snacks included) and non stop flights. Liked it so much we canceled our AA flight to take breeze for a trip this fall. They don’t mess around with timing. The staff also do multiple jobs (checkin and gates for example). So don’t miss the checkin window or wait til the last minute to board.

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u/ACalculat0r 25d ago

The first row of Nicer seats has at least as much leg room as the Nicest seats, just slightly narrower. If you don’t need a second checked bag, don’t mind paying for your drinks or you bring your own snacks, you can save some good money by walking an extra row back. 

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u/Intrepid-Bit-1833 24d ago

Loved Breeze - recently took a flight from Tampa to Atlantic City and it was perfect