JetBlue Airways on Monday said it has received federal authority to go ahead with its plan to start service to the Dominican Republic.
The low-cost carrier was awaiting approval from the US Department of Transportation to launch service to Santiago and Santo Domingo from New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport in June.
The new destinations will be the first international flights for the rapidly growing four-year-old airline, which already serves 23 destinations, including Puerto Rico.
All service is still pending approval from the Dominican Republic government, JetBlue said.
By: Bmused55 - 30th March 2004 at 12:23
Originally posted by A330Crazy
With most of these low-cost airlines starting to fly further, it raises the age old issue again, as to weather we will ever see one got trans-atlantic?Some good news for Jet Blue there, glad to see they are doing so well, after only 4 years! 😮
we already have a trans-atlantic Low Co, which is constantly forgotten about……. ZOOM!
By: A330Crazy - 30th March 2004 at 11:55
With most of these low-cost airlines starting to fly further, it raises the age old issue again, as to weather we will ever see one got trans-atlantic?
Some good news for Jet Blue there, glad to see they are doing so well, after only 4 years! 😮
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March 30, 2004 at 5:27 am