Breeze Airways will launch a new year-round nonstop route between Columbus and Myrtle Beach on May 28, 2027, the airline announced Oct. 13.
The new route will run on Mondays and Fridays with fares starting at $59 for one-way travel, Breeze Airways spokesperson Jake Stenzel said in an email. Columbus currently has one nonstop route to Myrtle Beach via Southwest Airlines, but that route only runs seasonally.
The new Breeze Airways route marks the 13th new flight that the Columbus Regional Airport Authority has announced in 2026.
John Glenn Columbus and Rickenbacker International Airport have more than 55 nonstop destinations, according to the airport authority, which operates the two airports as well as Bolton Field.
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This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: A new year-round, nonstop flight to Myrtle Beach is coming to Columbus in May
