TravelUnited StatesWorld JetBlue to expand Boston winter flights by Barbados Today 15/08/2024 written by Barbados Today 15/08/2024 2 min read A+A- Reset JetBlue will introduce three weekly services on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays to Barbados from Boston from October. FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1.6K US-based carrier JetBlue is set to increase its flights to Barbados from Boston for the upcoming winter season, offering three weekly services on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The airline will continue to deploy its premium Mint service on Saturday flights throughout the season. Minister of Tourism and International Transport Ian Gooding-Edghill welcomed the expansion, stating it โreflects the carrierโs commitment to Barbadosโ and aligns with his vision of continued growth of the tourism sector. โWe are pleased to welcome JetBlueโs expansion from Boston Logan Airport โ with three-weekly flights slated to commence towards the end of October 2024,โ said Gooding- Edghill. โThis development dovetails with our desire to grow the US market and underscores their confidence and commitment to Barbados. JetBlue remains a trusted partner and this has been a strategic and deliberate effort to ensure sustainable growth for Barbados โ both in arrivals and earnings.โ Andrea Franklin, chief executive officer of the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc., emphasised that the increased capacity would create more opportunities for business out of New England, a region receiving growing attention from both BTMI and JetBlue. For generations, Boston has also been home to a significant Barbadian-American community. โBarbados continues to be in demand and our tourism offerings continue to appeal to visitors to our shores,โ Franklin said. โThese additional flights will support our growth during the peak winter season and provide ease of access for both core leisure passengers and members of our Diaspora โ many of whom have already signalled their interest in returning for We Gatherinโ 2025.โ You Might Be Interested In Repeat visitors recognized GAIA to be expanded Tropical Storm Dorian disrupts some LIAT flights JetBlueโs network strategy has recently focused on enhancing international markets, with current service to over 100 destinations. The carrierโs president, Marty St George, said: โWe are incredibly proud of our strong roots in Boston and New England, a place that has always embraced our vision for low fares and superior travel experiences. Our commitment to Boston and our loyal customers across New England is unwavering as we continue to innovate and enhance our product. With each new development, each new route, we aim to deliver even greater comfort and convenience, ensuring that our customersโ choice is easy, and they always receive the best that JetBlue has to offer.โ (BT/PR) Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Gospel artist Karlos Cobham eyes global breakthrough with Avidity nod push 15/07/2026 Ferry plan must prioritise cargo to be viable, economist says 09/07/2026 Barbados โhappyโ with free movement, Grenada and Saint Lucia may join 09/07/2026