Score 40% Off Flights to Orlando, Daytona Beach, Sarasota and More With Breeze’s Latest Sale

Low-cost Breeze Airways is running a limited-time promotion with 40 percent off round-trip bookings through next May — making it the perfect time to plan travel into the new year.

This sale, which must be booked by Thursday, Oct. 24, at 11:59 p.m. PT, is valid for round-trip flights between Oct. 29 and May 13, 2025. However, there are several blackout dates around the holidays and early next spring where the discount code won’t apply:

• Nov. 22 to 27
• Nov. 29 to Dec. 2
• Dec. 20 to Dec. 24
• Dec. 26 to Jan. 5
• Feb. 5 to April 27

To book, travelers need to enter the promo code “GETCOMFY” at checkout and purchase their round-trip tickets directly on Breeze’s website. The discount applies to any fare class, but keep in mind that the 40 percent savings will only apply to the base fare, excluding government taxes, fees, and additional surcharges.

Travel + Leisure tested out the discount code on several round-trip flights, including many popular snowbird destinations that the airline has added to its winter schedule: 

• Provo (PVU) to Orlando (MCO): $234 ($278 without the promo code)
• Westchester (HPN) to Daytona Beach (HPN): $207 ($248 without the promo code)
• Portland, Maine (PWM) to Sarasota (SRQ): $204 ($239 without the promo code)
• Santa Ana (SNA) to Montrose (MTJ): $188 ($228 without the promo code)

“With the cooler temperatures approaching, Breeze has a variety of destinations for you to visit from the beaches in South Carolina to the beautiful fall foliage in New England,” Breeze’s CEO and founder, David Neeleman, shared in a statement with T+L. “With our added affordability and a la carte pricing, guests can build their own adventure this fall and prepare for some amazing getaways through May of next year.”

The airline’s rewards program, Breezy Rewards, allows you to earn up to 5x points on flights. Each BreezePoint is worth 1 cent apiece for future flights and other extras, such as seat assignments and bag charges.