IATA Code: MX
Website: flybreeze.com
Phone number: 1-8443-488-621
Breeze Airways, a tech-savvy ultra-low-cost airline, operates at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), offering affordable nonstop flights. This guide covers its Terminal E operations, routes, check-in, baggage, fare bundles, comparisons, and tips for new flyers.
Terminal
Breeze uses Terminal E, with check-in and baggage facilities. Skylink connects terminals in ~7 minutes.
Destinations
Nonstop flights serve Provo, UT (PVU), Orlando (MCO), and Charleston (SC), focusing on leisure markets, flown on Airbus A220s.
Check-In
Check-in via the Breeze app or flybreeze.com 24 hours prior for digital passes. Terminal E counters (gates E31-E33) charge $3 for “Nice” fares. Arrive 2 hours early.
Baggage
Claim bags at Terminal E, Level 1, near gate E32. One personal item (17″x13″x8″) is free; carry-ons ($30-$50) and checked bags ($35-$75) cost extra, cheaper online.
Fare Bundles
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Nice: Basic fare, personal item only.
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Nicer: Carry-on, checked bag, priority boarding, Wi-Fi, snack.
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Nicest: First-class Ascent seats, two checked bags, unlimited snacks, 6% BreezePoints.
Stream entertainment on devices; water is free.
Amenities
Terminal E offers BBQ Joint, Quick Greens, Starbucks, TravelMart, free Wi-Fi, and charging stations. No Breeze lounge; use The Club at DFW (Terminal D) with Priority Pass.
Comparisons
Breeze’s niche routes beat Spirit and Frontier in Terminal E for smaller cities, with free Wi-Fi (Nicer/Nicest) outshining both. Volaris focuses on Mexico, not U.S. markets.