JetBlue has resumed its seasonal transcontinental service between Hollywood Burbank Airport and New York JFK Airport. The carrier is using its Airbus A220 aircraft, and this route is among its ...

JetBlue is back at it again with another summer sale. The "This. Is. Big." sale that runs through Thursday offers 25% off ...

Speaking about the latest service to New York City, Michael W. Shea, Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority, commented, “We are very grateful for JetBlue’s continued growth ...

JetBlue is expanding its services from Fort Lauderdale with new nonstop flights and increased daily routes, plus enhancing ...

JetBlue Airways says it is buttressing its service at Fort Lauderale-Hollywood International Airport by adding Tampa, Atlanta ...

Daily nonstop seasonal service introduces the airline’s award-winning service to seventh transatlantic market from Boston. To celebrate the launch, limited roundtrip fares are available starting ...

JetBlue giveth, and JetBlue taketh away. Weeks after adding new Florida routes to New York City and Guatemala, expanding some winter seasonal service to year-round, partnering with Brightline to ...

JetBlue New England’s leading leisure airline, expands its transatlantic network with the launch of two new nonstop routes from Boston to Madrid, Spain (MAD) and Edinburgh, Scotland (EDI). These ...

JetBlue expands Fort Lauderdale flights with new routes and more Mint service, offering premium comfort and better ...

JetBlue will also suspend its year-round service between Boston and Seattle starting October 25, offering flights between the two cities solely during the summer season, according to Dombrowski.

These new routes complement JetBlue’s existing seasonal transatlantic service from Boston to Amsterdam, Dublin and London-Gatwick, plus year-round flights to London-Heathrow and Paris.

However, JetBlue has trimmed its Miami service due to falling demand. JetBlue has canceled some domestic and international routes around the country and made others seasonal, according to airlinegeeks ...