JetBlue Expands Europe Network; To Launch New Flights to Dublin and Edinburgh in 2024

Daily seasonal flights between New York, Boston, and Europe to begin in spring 2024, with seats available for booking; company CEO cites mission to offer affordable fares in markets dominated by high-cost legacy carriers.

JetBlue Airways has announced plans to expand its Europe network by launching new flights to Dublin and Edinburgh in 2024.
Daily seasonal services between New York’s JFK International Airport and Boston Logan International Airport to Dublin Airport, and from New York's JFK to Edinburgh Airport, will begin in spring 2024.
Limited-time introductory fares have been launched for these flights, with seats on the Dublin flights from $399 round-trip and Edinburgh round-trip rates offered at $599 if booked in a specified promotional period.
In just over two years, JetBlue has grown its Europe network to five destinations, including Paris and Amsterdam which were launched earlier this year.
The airline has also confirmed its new year-round route between Boston and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, which will begin on April 3, 2024, and a second daily flight between JFK and Paris starting on June 20, 2024.