JetBlue
Airlines has announced the launch of two new routes from Boston to Madrid,
Spain, and Edinburgh, Scotland.
Starting May 22, 2025, Jet Blue will offer daily nonstop
seasonal service between Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and Adolfo
Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), marking its debut in Spain and expanding
its European footprint.
The same day will see JetBlue kick off daily seasonal
flights between Boston Logan and Edinburgh Airport (EDI), Scotland. This
new route will join JetBlue’s popular summer seasonal service between New
York’s JFK Airport and Edinburgh, giving travelers more ways to experience the
charm of Scotland's historic capital. Both routes, along with all of JetBlue’s
European destinations, are currently available for booking.
“Madrid and Edinburgh represent two of Europe’s most
exciting and popular destinations, and we’re happy to offer even more
transatlantic travel options for our customers from Boston and New England,”
said Daniel Shurz, head of revenue, network and enterprise planning at JetBlue.
He added, “Europe continues to be part of our network
strategy, as our loyal customers look for JetBlue's signature service and low
fares to bring them to top leisure destinations, including across the
Atlantic."
To celebrate the launch, and for a limited time, Boston-originating
passengers can take advantage of special $499 roundtrip fares to both Madrid
and Edinburgh for JetBlue’s core experience. Those looking to elevate their
experience can take advantage of special $2,799 roundtrip fares to Madrid and
$2,999 roundtrip fares to Edinburgh with the airline’s premium Mint experience.
JetBlue's new Boston flights to Madrid and Edinburgh support
its JetForward strategy to build the best East Coast leisure network and return
to sustained profitability. Edinburgh and Madrid will join JetBlue’s existing
transatlantic seasonal service from Boston to Amsterdam, Dublin, and
London-Gatwick and year-round flights to London-Heathrow and Paris. In summer
2025, JetBlue will offer seven daily nonstops from Boston to Europe.
From New York-JFK, JetBlue serves Dublin and Edinburgh
seasonally, while Amsterdam, London-Heathrow, and Paris are served year-round.
Based on their popularity, returning routes to Dublin and Edinburgh have been
extended this year to the end of October, a month later than the previous year.
“Since launching flights to London in 2021, we’ve
thoughtfully adjusted our European service to maximize value for our customers
and our business,” said Shurz. “By aligning our schedule with peak seasonal
demand and flying our aircraft to other destinations in the off-season, we’re
capitalizing from a business perspective while delivering the destinations and
experiences our customers love. This approach is driving meaningful results.”
Customers across JetBlue’s network can connect through
Boston and New York as gateways to their next European adventure or, via
Europe, both focus cities serve as a gateway to JetBlue’s many destinations
throughout the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America.
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