With extra passenger flights on Breeze Airways, SBD can now meet the air transportation needs of the Inland Empire region by providing commercial passenger service, air cargo, corporate and general aviation, as well as maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO).

Key Takeaway:

• In April 2022, Breeze Airways announced that it would add new daily flights to San Francisco from San Bernardino in August. Now that the time has come, the first flight took place on August 4. 
• With daily nonstop flights to San Francisco (SFO) and one-stop, same-plane service to Provo, Utah (PVU), SBD neighbors can start their air travel trips.

We Covered this in our Weekly Wire Roundup

Breeze Airways: Commencing Flights From San Bernardino

We also reported in April that the Utah-based airline Breeze Airways would direct flights to 3 brand new routes from San Bernardino International Airport in August 2022. It will offer nonstop flights to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) with one-way prices as low as $49. The flights will begin on August 4, 2022. 

Read Here: Breeze Airways to Start Flights From San Bernardino. Operations to Start in Aug This Year

San Bernardino Airport (SBD) and Breeze Airways Press Conference.

New Route to San Bernardino County.

The Breeze airline will provide a “BreezeThru” service that travels nonstop from Provo to San Bernardino via San Francisco.

Flight tracker FlightAware reports that the first flight into San Bernardino Airport, which has the IATA code SBD, touched down at 12:01 p.m. local time. The first Breeze flight out of San Bernardino was scheduled to leave at 1:56 p.m. 

Filling the Gap in Connectivity of Different Cities.

Breeze’s new routes connecting Provo and San Bernardino to San Francisco and one another serve as examples of how it plans to fill the gap in air connectivity between the city pairs. It offers quick, effective, and priced service, and the daily flights will have one-way tickets beginning at $39.

Locals can learn more about their regional airport with Breeze Airways’ new offering. Whether going on a trip to SFO, returning home, or stopping by family and friends in the Inland Empire, the SBD crew is eager to welcome visitors.

San Bernardino Airport’s Preparations Before the Commencement of Flights

When Breeze Airways announced the beginning of commercial flights in August, the SBD airport expanded its Transportation Security Administration area. SBD also employed many more workers, erected new navigation signs, contracted with the city for law enforcement help, upgraded its ticket counter and technology, and placed new wayfinding signs.

Several physical, technical, and aesthetic improvements paved the way for Breeze Airways’ inaugural trip to San Francisco from San Bernardino International Airport. 

Aviation Director Mark Gibbs also stated that early improvements at the old Norton Air Force Base opened the path for commercial operations.

SBD Airport: Not Only Providing Safe Flights but Bringing Ease to People’s Life.

San Bernardino Airport works to help both existing and new businesses while also creating new opportunities in aviation. 

It includes collaborations with the educational community that assists in introducing young people to professions in aviation-related sectors. Besides being a pilot or member of the flight crew, a high school student may not think about many other careers.

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Wrap Up!

Daily nonstop service to San Francisco (SFO) and one-stop, same-plane service to Provo, Utah, are now available from San Bernardino International Airport (PVU). Additionally, Breeze Airways will provide a “BreezeThru” service that flies nonstop through San Francisco from Provo to San Bernardino.