American Airways and JetBlue are making ready to launch practically 80 new codeshare flights from New York (JFK, LGA and EWR) and Boston (BOS).
American can also be introducing 18 new routes starting this summer season, together with six new routes from JFK to Latin America and the Caribbean.
Codeshare flights can be found for buy right this moment for journey beginning February 25th, and the brand new summer season flights from New York and Boston can be accessible for buy on Monday.
“This is step one to delivering the very best buyer proposition with the most important community in New York and Boston,” stated Vasu Raja, American chief income officer.
“Within the months forward, we’ll proceed to create a seamless expertise that’s simple for our prospects, helps our communities and results in extra development for our group.”
American and JetBlue introduced their alliance in July, adopted by the airways’ intent to introduce key components of the alliance after overview by the Division of Transportation in January.
“Our alliance with American opens the door for JetBlue to efficiently enter into new markets, introducing extra decisions and our award-winning service and low fares to extra prospects,” stated Scott Laurence, head of income and planning, JetBlue.
“The alliance can also be important to getting our planes again within the air profitably and crewmembers working once more.”
The alliance opens up new development alternatives for each carriers by discovering methods to higher utilise current gates and slots in congested Northeast airports whereas providing prospects a seamless journey expertise.
On Might sixth, American will launch three new every day routes from JFK to Colombia – Cali (CLO), Bogota (BOG) and Medellin (MDE) – and can start flying 3 times per week to Santiago, Chile (SCL) from JFK on a Boeing 777-200, till flights start working every day in November.
Solar-seeking prospects also can stay up for new Saturday service from JFK to the soothing waves in St. Lucia (UVF) and the gorgeous seashores in Turks and Caicos (PLS) starting on June fifth, complementing JetBlue’s current service.
