JetBlue Nixing Routes Between Major Cities: What Travelers Need to Know
JetBlue Nixing Routes: Key Information for Travelers
Passengers relying on JetBlue flights between certain major American cities may need to adjust their travel plans in the near future. JetBlue has confirmed that more than half a dozen routes will be eliminated starting in 2025. These changes affect popular locations, such as Florida, New York, and Texas.
Routes Being Eliminated
- Westchester, NY (HPN) – Charleston (CHS)
- Jacksonville (JAX) - Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
- New York (JFK) - Austin (AUS)
- New York (JFK) - Houston (IAH)
- New York (JFK) - Miami (MIA)
- New York (JFK) - Milwaukee (MKE)
- San Jose, CA (SJC) – All flights
JetBlue mentioned that these soon-to-be-terminated routes have been underperforming. The airline stated, “We made network adjustments, allowing us to redeploy resources to high-demand markets.
Seasonal and Reduced Services
In addition to flights being canceled, JetBlue will also limit service on various routes:
- Boston (BOS) to Phoenix (PHX) will become winter seasonal.
- New York to Tulum (TQO) will also be adjusted.
- New York to Paris (CDG) will lose its second daily flight during summer.
If alternate options are unavailable, customers will receive a refund, according to the company.
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