New affordable flights are coming to the Pittsburgh area.
Breeze Airways already offers flights from Pittsburgh International Airport. Soon, the low-cost airline will fly out of Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, Westmoreland County’s airport about an hour outside of Pittsburgh.
Here’s when the flights will launch and where they’ll go.
Breeze Airways launches flights out of Westmoreland airport
Arnold Palmer Regional Airport announced nonstop flights to two destinations via Breeze Airways. They’ll launch in 2027, according to the airport’s website.
In February 2027, nonstop flights from Latrobe to Myrtle Beach will start, and in May 2027, there will be nonstop flights from Latrobe to Orlando.
Depending on the date of your flight and your flexibility, flight fares typically start at about $40, according to Breeze Airways’ website.
The number of flights set to take place per week has yet to be announced.
Breeze Airways flights fly out of Westmoreland airport’s new terminal
Breeze Airways’ direct flights will fly out of Arnold Palmer Regional Airport’s new terminal, according to the airport’s website. The terminal, which opened this year, underwent a $28 million expansion and is now 32,000 square feet, making it large enough to hold up to 500 travelers.
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This story was originally published October 14, 2026 at 2:34 PM.