JetBlue, which started transatlantic service by flying to London last year, is apparently digging this overseas thing.
The airline added two more transatlantic routes on Wednesday.
The seasonal flights will emanate from New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport and Logan Airport in Boston to Dublin, Ireland and Edinburgh, Scotland. They are the fourth and fifth transatlantic destinations for the airline, joining London, Paris and Amsterdam.
Flights to Dublin from New York and Boston will begin on March 13 while flights from New York to Edinburgh will start on May 22.
Travelers can start booking flights now.
“The success of our transatlantic service proves customers don’t have to choose between great service and low fares and can have them both with our award-winning Mint and core products,” said Robin Hayes, chief executive officer, JetBlue, in a statement.
“Our summer seasonal service to Dublin and Edinburgh will bring a new level of service and affordable fares to these markets that have been dominated by high-fare legacy carriers for decades. We look forward to introducing the JetBlue experience to business and leisure customers traveling this summer to and from Ireland and Scotland.”
The airline also will start a Boston to Paris route, and add a second flight to Paris from JFK.
JetBlue's new year-round flights from Boston to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris will be year-round starting April 3 while a second daily flight from JFK to CDG will commence on June 20, 2024.
In the meantime, JetBlue is still awaiting its court date to determine the fate of its merger with Spirit Airlines.
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