It’s time to “lock in” — Breeze Airways is offering a special promotion on flights, including those departing from Westchester County Airport, if you book before Friday, Jan. 10.
Travelers can use the code “LOCKIN” to score 40% off base airfare on round-trip flights booked for Jan. 14 through Sept. 2 (some exclusions apply).
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How to score 40% off round-trip flights with Breeze Airways
To score the deal, check out available departures from Westchester County Airport, and apply the code “LOCKIN” at checkout.
The discount applies to the base fare only; taxes, carrier fees or additional costs are not included. Fare prices and schedules are subject to change or exemption without notice, and the promo cannot be combined with any other offers. Any changes or modifications made to reservations may be subject to fare repricing.
This offer is not applicable to group bookings. Blackout dates currently include July 5 through July 7.
You’ll want to check out this deal while there’s still runway — the code expires Friday, Jan. 10 at 11:59 p.m.
To learn more about the promo, and book a flight, go to flybreeze.com.
Breeze offers flights to sought-after destinations out of Westchester
Westchester County Airport now offers flights to Daytona Beach via Breeze. Other destinations include Vero Beach and Sarasota in Florida; Charleston and Myrtle Beach in South Carolina and Raleigh, North Carolina, with some flights as low as $39 before fees and discounts, as of Jan. 8.
Breeze flies out of EWR, Connecticut, Long Island and more
Breeze also offers flights from the following airports in southern New York, New Jersey and Connecticut:
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New York Stewart International Airport, Orange County NY (SWF)
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Long Island MacArthur Airport, NY (ISP)
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Tweed-New Haven Airport, CT (HVN)
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Newark Liberty International Airport, NJ (EWR)
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Breeze Airways offering 40% off flights. Find out how to score deal
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