Breeze Airways is launching two new domestic routes from Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport, adapting to changing tourism patterns. The low-cost carrier will begin service to Provo, Utah and Redmond, Oregon in March 2026, with introductory fares starting at $39.
Strategic Route Expansion
The airline’s move comes as Las Vegas experiences reduced Canadian visitation due to ongoing political tensions between the U.S. and Canada. Breeze Airways Chief Commercial Officer Lukas Johnson stated: “We’ve grown Las Vegas service in the last couple of years. It’s usually a pretty fantastic airport in terms of service.”
| New Route | Launch Date | Introductory Fare | Promotional Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas to Provo | March 2026 | $39 | Through May 13, 2026 |
| Las Vegas to Redmond | March 2026 | $49 | Through May 13, 2026 |
Market Realignment
Breeze Airways’ expansion fills the void left by competitor Avelo Airlines, which will cease its Redmond-Las Vegas service on August 11, 2025. The new routes represent a strategic pivot toward domestic travel as international visitor numbers fluctuate.
Economic Context
The airline’s decision reflects broader tourism trends in Nevada, where Canadian visitation has declined amid U.S.-Canada trade tensions. While some predicted significant job losses from the tourism downturn, Breeze Airways’ investment demonstrates confidence in domestic travel demand to offset international declines.
With promotional pricing available through May 2026, Breeze Airways aims to establish these routes before peak travel seasons. The move positions the airline to capture budget-conscious travelers seeking alternatives to traditional carriers in the evolving Las Vegas air travel market.
