Breeze Flights from PBI to Idaho Falls

Hey there, fellow globetrotters! I was just reminiscing about my latest jaunt from the palm-fringed coasts of West Palm Beach (PBI) to the scenic plains of Idaho Falls. And guess what? I found this burgeoning baby airline, Breeze, quite the windfall. No pun intended.

Planning your air travel can be a daunting task, what with all the options available nowadays. Be it domestic flights or international ones, the sheer choice of airfare, flight duration, and in-flight services can make one spin. But worry not, my friends, I've got some hot-off-the-press insights to share straight from my travel diary.

First things first, Breeze was indeed a breeze! My journey started one fine morning when I was searching for cheap flights. A cross-country trip can sometimes burn a hole in your pocket, you see. But Breeze offered quite a phenomenal flight deal. The fact that it was a direct flight with no layover only sweetened the pot for me. Buh-bye, frantic rush to catch connecting flights!

But the real MVP of the whole experience was their flight cancellation policy. It was straightforward, with no nasty surprises. So, if you decide on a last-minute change of plans, you'll find them very understanding.

Frequent flyer programs have always been a big temptation for me, the more miles, the merrier - right? Surprisingly, Breeze didn't disappoint on this front either. Their mileage program had some particularly enticing benefits, although being a newbie airline, they had fewer partnerships compared to some of the older players in the aviation industry.

As for services, I opted for economy class (because, budget folks), and I must say, their premium economy is where it's at! Think plenty of legroom that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Quite the irony!

But let's gab a bit about baggage allowance. Breeze believes in simplicity. No rocket science decoding baggage policies or ending up paying extra because your bag weighed a pound more. It was a refreshing change from the sometimes-convoluted baggage policies of other airlines.

Among the wisest pieces of advice I can give for snagging those flight deals is about the best time to book your trip. If Idaho Falls is your destination (and why shouldn't it be, it's gorgeous!), booking about 2-3 months in advance can secure you a good deal. And if you're flexible with your travel dates, consider red-eye flights for additional savings. Another pearl of wisdom? Bookmark Tuesday and Wednesday for hunting those discounted airfares.

Lastly, to the travelers aiming for the stars, Breeze's first-class is truly in a class of its own. Replete with spacious seating and top-notch services, your journey is bound to be as memorable as the destination.

So, ready for the takeoff? I'd say Breeze is definitely worth considering for your next trip. Flying with them was akin to taking a soothing breath of fresh air. Don't just take my word for it, though. Bon, voyage!