Breeze Airways announces nonstop flights from Richmond to Cancún starting January 2027

Perry J. Miller, President and CEO at Richmond International Airport
Perry J. Miller, President and CEO at Richmond International Airport
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Breeze Airways announced on May 5 that it will begin offering nonstop flights from Richmond International Airport to Cancún, Mexico, starting in January 2027. The new route will operate twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.

The introduction of this service is expected to provide greater convenience for travelers in the Richmond area seeking direct access to one of Mexico’s most popular destinations. The new flights are aimed at enhancing international connectivity and improving the customer experience for passengers departing from Richmond.

Perry J. Miller, Ph.D., A.A.E., I.A.P., president and CEO of Richmond International Airport, said, “Breeze Airways’ new nonstop service to Cancún strengthens Richmond International Airport’s vision to be the region’s preferred gateway to the world by enhancing the customer experience with convenient international connectivity. For the first time in more than a decade, Richmond-area travelers will enjoy direct access to one of Mexico’s most in-demand destinations, connecting our region with the Yucatán Peninsula’s vibrant culture, world-renowned beaches, and rich history.”

According to Breeze Airways founder and CEO David Neeleman: “Richmond hasn’t had nonstop flights to Cancún for more than a decade, so we know our Guests will love this new service launching in January. The convenience of a destination like this, being able to travel right from your hometown airport without having to connect, is significant, and gives travelers more time to enjoy their vacations.”

Breeze Airways will celebrate its fifth anniversary at Richmond International Airport in July. To mark the announcement of this winter-spring seasonal route beginning January 8, introductory fares will be offered for a limited time.

Richmond International Airport reports that its activities contribute nearly 13,500 jobs and $2.97 billion annually to central Virginia’s economy.



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