Breeze Flights from RDU to Dayton

So, there you are, getting all set to book your flight on Breeze from Raleigh-Durham (RDU) airport - you really are the adventurous one, huh? Ever since this whimsical airline sprouted overnight in Morrisville, the locals have been in a tizzy. Talking to random folks in grocery store lines to sharing economy class horror stories at the neighborhood BBQ, Breeze has been the town gossip. And now you've decided to hop on the Breeze train —or rather, plane— and fly to Dayton. Bravo!

You smart cookie, you're probably scouring the interwebs for the cheapest airfare deals, not wanting to drain your life savings into a sliver of a plane seat. I heard through the grapevine that late-night internet browsing could lead to miraculous flight deals, where the price magically drops at 3 AM on Tuesdays. Snagging last-minute flights sounds exhilarating, something your caffeine-fueled, night-owl brain might enjoy, but knowing your luck with lottery tickets, you probably deserve a more tried-and-true method. Hmm, how about the evergreen 'book in advance' rule, you absolute maverick?

And are we going the non-stop route or are we looking for a mini "Destination Unknown" surprise via connecting flights? Although the layover in the "City of the Roses" sounds enticing, there's something about the sweet simplicity of a direct flight, eh? Ah, the innate human thrill of choice: toss three pretzels in your mouth and go non-stop, or slowly enjoy each pretzel as your scenic connecting flight lands you in bizarre, unknown territories with exotic vending machines.

No matter your decision, your journey would likely be dull without first considering the in-flight services. Are you the "food tray flipping champion" or more of the "let's watch a movie in 10 different languages" type? In the face of abundant choices between kidney bean salads and inexplicable rom-com sequels, it’s important to remember the main goal: to resist pressing the flight attendant call button every 30 seconds.

While you’re at it, get acquainted with Breeze's flight cancellation policy. Picture this: you're all packed for Dayton, but then your cat goes into stealth mode, and your house looks like a scene from Saving Private Whiskers. Now you're left with a half-packed suitcase and the heavy dread of cancellation fees. Don't let your feline misadventures or sudden existential crises cost you — familiarize yourself with the cancellation policies, trust me!

You may also like to delve into the mysterious world of the "frequent flyer" and "mileage program." It's like a secret club, where each mile flown gives you a pat on the head, and every extra pat gets you closer to a sparkling upgrade to first-class. The promise of a fluffy pillow and a glass of bubbly could make anyone endure the painstaking collection of invisible air points. It’s like the grown-up version of collecting shiny stickers, except with better perks.

Now, if you're the forgetful type — and no judgments here — double-check your baggage allowance. Picture being embarrassingly yanked from the boarding line, your precious Flopsie Mopsie stuffed rabbit shamefully pulled from your bag to bring it under the weight limit. You wouldn't want Flopsie Mopsie to face the indignity, let alone the wrath of the glaring queue.

Before you click that sweet "book now" button, perhaps take a peek at the airline reviews, preferably those scribbled down by folks who've braved the flight from RDU to Dayton with Breeze. Of course, take them with a pinch of salt — sometimes airlines can do no right between their heaven-sent, gourmet meals and their "why-isn't-it-a-waterbed" reclining seats.

Sure, we joke about the foibles and eccentricities that come along with booking flights. Still, in reality, setting off on your journey and choosing between round-trip or one-way, while considering flight schedules and the best time to book, is usually a delightful tango of tragedy and triumph. And trust me, my friend, there’s nothing quite like a good old dance. Bon, voyage!