JetBlue Adds New Routes from Boston

Great news for traveling Bostonians! Budget airline JetBlue is adding three cities to the list of those it flies to nonstop from Boston's Logan International Airport. The new additions are Jacksonville, Fla.; Chicago O'Hare; and New Orleans. JetBlue will start flying to Jacksonville on March 15, and Chicago and New Orleans on May 1, 2008.

With the addition of these three cities, JetBlue now offers direct flights between Boston and 30 destinations across the United States, Aruba, the Bahamas, Bermuda, the Dominican Republic, and Mexico (see a complete list below).

According to a press release, Chicago and New Orleans were two of the most-requested destinations. Edward C. Freni, Massport's director of aviation, said in the release, "New Orleans is the largest domestic market without daily nonstop service from Logan and it is very good news for New England that JetBlue will connect the Big Easy with Beantown."

JetBlue Airways began flying out of Boston's Logan International Airport in 2004. Though the fares have increased somewhat over the years, JetBlue remains popular with those looking for a reasonably priced ticket, and has won fans for its comfortable seating, free TV, and unlimited snacks and beverages (they really mean unlimited—just ask).

JetBlue nonstop destinations from Boston:

Aruba
Austin
Bermuda*
Buffalo
Cancun
Charlotte
Chicago O'Hare
Denver
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Myers
Jacksonville, Fla.
Las Vegas
LA/Long Beach
Nassau*
New Orleans
New York/JFK
Oakland
Orlando
Pittsburgh
Raleigh/Durham
Richmond
San Diego
San Jose, Calif.
San Juan*
San Francisco
Santiago, Dominican Republic*
Seattle
Tampa
Washington, D.C./Dulles
West Palm Beach

*seasonal destination

JetBlue also offers connecting service to 18 other cities via New York/JFK.

For more information visit jetblue.com.