JetBlue's transatlantic expansion has to do with its fleet of Airbus A321 Long Range. The aircraft is Airbus' largest single-aisle plane, smaller and more efficient than usual transatlantic flights.

Low-cost carrier, JetBlue will add two new European routes from its Boston hub to include Madrid and Edinburgh.

Nation World JetBlue announces new seasonal flights to Dublin and Edinburgh JetBlue currently flies to London, Paris and Amsterdam, far fewer transatlantic destinations than offered by its bigger U.S.

BOSTON, May 23, 2025--JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU), New England’s leading leisure airline, today expands its transatlantic network with the launch of two new nonstop routes from Boston to Madrid ...

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The interior of JetBlue's Airbus A321LR, the plane it flies on transatlantic routes. Photo Credit: JetBlue JetBlue will announce an expansion of Europe service in the near future, CEO Robin Hayes ...

JetBlue is reducing its transatlantic capacity by almost one-third for the coming winter season, affecting routes to London Gatwick and Paris from Boston and New York JFK.

JetBlue currently flies to London, Paris and Amsterdam, far fewer transatlantic destinations than offered by its bigger U.S. rivals.

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.

JetBlue currently flies to London, Paris and Amsterdam, far fewer transatlantic destinations than offered by its bigger U.S. rivals.