JetBlue expands services out of Boston
JetBlue Airways is to further expand its premium Mint service as part of enhanced services to and from Boston.
JetBlue will introduce Mint to customers travelling between Logan International Airport and San Francisco in March 2016, with tickets going on sale from July 8, 2015.
Mint service to Los Angeles is set to begin in fall 2016 with up to three daily roundtrips. "Customers traveling between New York and the West Coast can’t get enough of Mint, and we can’t wait for Boston customers to experience it," said Robin Hayes, president and chief executive officer, JetBlue.
"We saw the opportunity to bring humanity back to premium coast-to-coast travel, traditionally offered at high prices and with mediocre service."
Additionally, JetBlue will offer Mint seasonal service to the Caribbean beginning in March 2016 with a weekly Saturday roundtrip between Boston and Barbados, one of the airline’s most luxurious leisure destinations.
JetBlue will also add Nashville as its 60th non-stop destination from Boston from spring 2016, with seats available for sale this summer.
Increased frequencies on more than a dozen existing routes to U.S. and Caribbean destinations from Boston are also being added, including additional daily flights to/from Orlando, Ft, Lauderdale, Tampa, San Juan, Raleigh/Durham, New York (JFK) and Cleveland and addition weekend flights between Boston and Barbados, Aruba, Cancun, Turks and Caicos, Punta Cana, St. Maarten and Liberia, Costa Rica.
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