Breeze Airways says it has inked its first distribution deal with a travel management company, AmTrav.
AmTrav (No. 42 on Travel Weekly's Power List) has offices in Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles and Miami. The TMC had $335.2 million in sales in 2023.
AmTrav said customers can start booking Breeze flights immediately in its app the same way they would with any other airline, with travel policy clearly applied and real-time data automatically collected. AmTrav said it will service Breeze bookings 24/7 online and offline.
With the AmTrav partnership, Breeze is launching an exclusive BreezeCorp bundle featuring a fully flexible and refundable fare, a carry-on bag and a standard seat assignment. AmTrav customers can change or cancel Breeze flights online for free using AmTrav's Change Trips feature on the mobile or desktop application and choose seats using seat maps powered by SeatMaps.com.
Breeze has no change or cancellation fees up to 60 minutes prior to departure.
AmTrav customers will also have access to Breeze's other bundles in addition to optional upgrades such as high-speed WiFi and premium seating options like Breeze Ascent, featuring a seat with a generous recline and leg rest, plus 39 inches of seat pitch, power outlets, and complimentary snacks and beverages (including alcohol).
AmTrav customers will earn BreezePoints for all fare and ancillary purchases.
Breeze flights are now on Expedia
In addition to the AmTrav deal, Breeze has partnered with Expedia Group. Breeze's flights are now available on Expedia Group websites.
Breeze struck its first deal with an online travel agency in March, with Priceline.
Lukas Johnson, Breeze's chief commercial officer, said the airline's growth is fueling demand for both leisure and business travel. The airline launched in May 2021 and currently offers some 170 year-round and seasonal nonstop routes between 58 cities.