The winds of change will be blowing in 2027 at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport as Breeze Airways service to Myrtle Beach and Orlando begins.
Between now and then there is a lot of work to be done.
The airport will be looking to fill 14 new part-time positions by January and that number could grow as the airline's presence grows.
Breeze will be operating under a two-year agreement with the airport with an option to extend.
When the flights begin to Myrtle Beach on February 9, they will be using the newly completed terminal.
Fares start as low as $49 one way.
Then in May, the service to Orlando is scheduled to start.
They hope if things go well, Breeze could expand operations.
And things are starting off well, the first three flights in February are already sold out.
The first three flights have sold out
The first three flights have sold out
