Direct flights with JetBlue Airways (B6) – See all destinations

JetBlue has nearly 300 planes in its fleet. It uses them to operate cheap flights to over 100 destinations in North America, focusing primarily on the USA and the Caribbean. As a low-cost airline, it provides predominantly point-to-point flights with few amenities. Still, it offers in-flight entertainment in every seat, refreshments, and more than one class of cabin.

JetBlue is the second-largest low-cost carrier in the USA by the number of passengers carried after Spirit Airlines, while Frontier trails in third, close behind.

To search for direct flights by JetBlue Airways, use the tool below. Simply select your departing and/or destination airports, and all available options will automatically show underneath. The engine allows you to search for flights to and from a state, a country, or even a whole continent and customize based on aircraft type or flight duration.

JetBlue Airways Operating Bases

JetBlue, unlike larger US airlines, does not have a hub where it's the dominant airline. Instead, it uses several major airports as operating bases, including New York (JFK), Boston Logan (BOS), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Orlando (MCO), and Newark (EWR).

JetBlue interconnects these airports (i.e., you can fly from each one to another) but also provides dozens of possible connections to other major airports in the USA. The huge majority of JetBlue's flights land or depart from one of those operating bases.

Direct domestic connections with JetBlue Airways

Most of JetBlue’s direct flights are domestic. It has one of the most extensive route maps of all American low-cost carriers and flies to all major airports and most of the mid-sized airports in the USA.

Some of JetBlue’s most frequent non-stop domestic routes are:

• Direct flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to New York (JFK)
• Direct flights from Boston (BOS) to Washington (DCA)
• Direct flights from Westchester County (HPN) to West Palm Beach (PBI)

Boston to New York (JFK) is another very popular route for JetBlue. On this route, it shares the market with Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.

JetBlue direct flights to the Caribbean

Besides domestic flights, the next most important market for JetBlue is flights to the Caribbean. Most of the airports where JetBlue operates in the US have at least one regular direct connection to an airport in the Caribbean basin.

Sunny beaches are not difficult to get to! Prepare for a quick getaway to tropical destinations with these direct flights under 5 hours:

• Direct flights from New York (JFK) to Aruba (AUA)
• Direct flights from Boston (BOS) to Punta Cana (PUJ)
• Direct flights from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Montego Bay (MBJ)

Fly direct to South America with JetBlue Airways

JetBlue’s longest flights are to some of South America’s biggest cities. For example, you can reach Colombia’s second-largest city, Medellin, by a direct JetBlue flight from either San Juan, New York, or Fort Lauderdale. Another popular destination is Guayaquil in Ecuador. JetBlue operates one flight daily from its bases in New York and Fort Lauderdale. Last but not least, Georgetown in Guyana has a once daily non-stop connection to New York JFK, also operated by JetBlue.