The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has announced the addition of a new route from New York Stewart International Airport (SWF) to Vero Beach, Florida (VRB), beginning in November. This new service, operated by Breeze Airways, will offer twice-weekly flights on Thursdays and Sundays starting November 21.
Kevin O’Toole, Chairman of the Port Authority, remarked on the expansion: “The Port Authority and its partners have been doing all we can to make sure New York Stewart is flying high for the Hudson Valley and beyond, and this new Breeze service down to vibrant Vero Beach is another victory in that effort. We look forward to welcoming even more travelers as they discover the convenience of New York Stewart and the diverse, exciting destinations that await.”
Rick Cotton, Executive Director of the Port Authority, added: “We’re thrilled to see Breeze Airways offer even more services at New York Stewart, giving travelers more warm-weather destination options just as this region experiences the cooler seasons. An energized New York Stewart Airport benefits the local economy and adds capacity to our regional aviation network. We’re committed to unlocking its full potential as a robust resource for the region.”
Breeze Airways CEO David Neeleman also commented on the new service: “We’ve seen tremendous demand from New York to Vero Beach in the last couple of years. So I’m thrilled to announce today that we’re adding service from New York Stewart, joining flights to the popular Treasure Coast from Long Island-Islip, Westchester, Hartford and Providence.”
New York Stewart International Airport offers minimal wait times at security checkpoints, seamless border and customs checks, and simple baggage claim processes. The airport's current offerings include:
- Nonstop daily service to Reykjavik via PLAY Airlines with connections throughout Europe.
- Service to Orlando-Sanford, Punta Gorda, St. Pete-Clearwater in Florida; Myrtle Beach via Allegiant Air.
- Seasonal service to Vágar via Atlantic Airways.
