Jet Blue to launch daily flight from California to Puerto Vallarta

The Los Angeles-Puerto Vallarta route will be serviced by American Airlines beginning in June.
A daily trip from California to Puerto Vallarta’s International Airport will begin operating in June, according to a list of new routes that the North American airline Jet Blue has announced for this year.

By the end of 2023, JetBlue will offer service between Los Angeles and 20 nonstop locations. The firm expects to begin year-round daily service between Los Angeles International Airport and this destination on June 15.

As part of our larger expansion plans for 2023, we are adding new flights to other parts of our network to expand on the West Coast, according to JetBlue Chief Revenue and Planning Officer Dave Clark.

The state of California, which is Mexico’s primary export market to the US, will grow as a result of this exodus.

In addition to the aforementioned, it will offer new routes from LaGuardia to Atlanta beginning May 5, LaGuardia to Bermuda for the summer season beginning May 5, LaGuardia to Hyannis for the summer season beginning May 5, LaGuardia to Nassau beginning March 30, Newark to Aruba starting June 15, Newark to Montego Bay for the summer season starting June 15, and LaGuardia to Nassau beginning May 5.

Although the majority of JetBlue’s routes are in the Americas (North America, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America), the airline made headlines this year when it introduced transatlantic flights between New York and London, using the brand-new A321LR aircraft with opulent, cutting-edge “Mint” business class suites.

This winter, the low-cost carrier introduced an aggressive low-fare strategy.

Source: Contralinea.net