Travel Tips for Beginners and Frequent Fliers
Pack & Plan
What Are Breeze’s Bag Sizes and Weight Limits?
Know exactly what fits before you get to the airport. Every fare includes a free personal item, and you can add a carry-on or checked bag on its own or as part of a bundle.
| Bag | Max size | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Personal item (free) | 17 × 13 × 8 in Fits under the seat |
No limit* |
| Carry-on bag | 22 × 14 × 9 in Fits the overhead bin |
35 lb |
| Checked bag | 62 linear in Length + width + height |
50 lb |
*Confirm sizes on the Bag Pricing page. See the full baggage checklist or compare fare bundles.
Smart Booking
When Should You Book for the Best Fare?
Fares are usually lowest midweek and when you book early. Weekends and holidays are the busiest and priciest times to fly. A few habits go a long way:
- •Book early and stay in the loop: prices rise as seats sell out. Sign up for emails to catch deals first.
- •Fly midweek: Tuesday and Wednesday flights, and hotels, are often cheaper.
- •Choose nonstop: fewer stops mean fewer chances for weather delays.
- •Going last-minute? Browse deals on last-minute flights when you need to go now.
- •Book direct, earn points: book at flybreeze.com to manage your trip easily and earn BreezePoints through Breezy Rewards™.
Pack Like a Pro
How Should You Pack for a Flight?
Pack smart so security is a breeze and nothing gets left behind. The one rule worth memorizing is how liquids work in your carry-on:
Liquids, gels, and aerosols must be 3.4 oz (100 ml) or less per container, all fitting in one quart-size bag. Checked bags generally have no liquid limit.
- •Check or carry on? Checked bags hold more; a carry-on keeps essentials close and skips baggage claim.
- •Pack your personal item well: headphones, snacks, chargers, and downloaded movies.
- •Keep must-haves close: medications and prescriptions go in your carry-on; add a tag or AirTag to spot your bag.
- •Batteries fly in the cabin: portable chargers and lithium batteries must be in your carry-on, never checked.
At the Airport
How Early Should You Arrive at the Airport?
Arrive at least 2 hours before departure. You can check bags starting 2 hours before and no later than 45 minutes before your flight. Online check-in opens 24 hours out and closes 45 minutes before departure; boarding starts about 30 minutes before, and gate doors close 15 minutes before takeoff.
- •Sort out parking and rides: reserve parking online, carpool, or grab a rideshare.
- •Speed through with PreCheck or Clear: TSA PreCheck and Clear help you skip the line; check waits with the MyTSA App.
- •Dress for security: without PreCheck, wear slip-on shoes and be ready to remove larger electronics.
- •Watch the monitors: check departure boards for your gate and any announcements.
Onboard Breeze
What’s the Breeze Onboard Experience Like?
Sit back and enjoy the ride. Here are the answers Guests ask for most:
- •Does Breeze have WiFi? Yes. Stay connected with Breeze Onboard.
- •Are there movies and TV? Yes. Stream free movies and entertainment to your own device, so bring headphones.
- •Be kind and give space: keep your area tidy and respect others’ personal space.
- •Move on longer flights: stretch when the aisle is clear and stay hydrated.
Holiday Travel
How Do You Handle Holiday Travel?
Expect busier airports, longer lines, and more weather delays around the holidays, so a little planning keeps things merry.
- •Plan around peak days: avoid the Tuesday/Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the days around Christmas; flying on the actual holiday often means lower fares.
- •Arrive even earlier: give yourself extra time for security and parking.
- •Pack gifts unwrapped: or ship them ahead so TSA can screen them quickly.
- •Expect the unexpected: keep an eye on flight status and travel alerts.
Flying With Kids
How Do You Fly With Kids on Breeze?
Travel with little ones on your terms. Breeze offers free family seating for two adults with one child (or one adult per child when more travel) on Nice Bundle or No Flex fares, plus pre-boarding for families with small children.
- •Lap companion or own seat: infants under two can fly as a lap companion or in a confirmed seat; bring documentation.
- •Pack the essentials: a diaper bag can count as your infant’s personal item, and every plane has changing tables.
- •Formula and breast milk: TSA allows reasonable quantities above 3.4 oz; tell the agent and use clear containers.
- •Strollers and car seats fly free: check one stroller or car seat per child at no cost.
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