Breeze Airways has cut its flights from Charleston International Airport to six cities. | File
Breeze Airways has cut its flights from Charleston International Airport to six cities. | File
A Utah-based airline has temporarily trimmed flights originating from Charleston International Airport to six cities.
Breeze Airways made the changes in late July, just two months after it launched, according to The Post and Courier.
"We’ve had a delay of entry into service of an aircraft and made some changes to the schedule to make sure any future delays like that wouldn’t impact the service," Edmondson-Jones told The Post and Courier. "No routes have been cut."
Affected destinations include Huntsville, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; Louisville, Kentucky.; Norfolk, and Richmond, Virginia; and Pittsburgh.
Two other routes also are affected by the cutback, including flights between Columbus and Norfolk, and Norfolk and Pittsburgh, The Post and Courier reported.
Breeze Airways is an upstart carrier founded by the creator of JetBlue Airways, according to Airline Geeks.
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