JetBlue Starts Service to New Destination
Flights from New York-JFK and Boston began on Thursday.
Flights from New York-JFK and Boston began on Thursday.
Flights will start in October, the carrier announced.
The carrier became an official sponsor of America250 on Friday.
The carrier is restoring a former route to the Northeast.
Deliveries will take place this year and in 2027.
The carrier reported full-year and fourth-quarter earnings this week.
Commercial service in much of the Middle East has been suspended since Saturday.
The carrier is reorganizing its fleet as it prepares to take delivery of new Airbus A321XLRs, A350-1000s, and Boeing 787s.
Last year, the Jet2FlightPath initiative received 18,000 applicants for 60 places.
The carrier named a new president, CFO, and operations chief.