Slowly but surely, JetBlue is becoming a player in the transatlantic travel market. This week’s announcement of nonstop service from NY and Boston to Amsterdam is perfectly timed for the summer travel market.
Adding Amsterdam brings to three the number of European cities served by JetBlue, just as the peak season takes off. The company started with London in 2021, is moving on to Paris this June, and will soon fly to the premier Dutch destination. JetBlue European travel information is here.
The new JetBlue service between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is set to start late this
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