JetBlue to Resume Service at Daytona Beach International Airport

JetBlue, a major US airline, has announced that it will resume service at Daytona Beach International Airport on December 4th. The airline will offer two daily nonstop routes to New York City (JFK) and Boston (BOS).

This decision is seen as a major win for the airport and the local community, as it will enhance business, tourism, and family connections while strengthening Daytona Beach International Airport’s role as a gateway to the world. Volusia County Aviation and Economic Resources Director, Cyrus Callum, expressed excitement about the news, stating that these flights will have a positive impact on the local economy.

The return of JetBlue to Daytona Beach International Airport follows years of negotiations with the airport’s air service team. With this addition, the airport will now be served by five carriers offering 11 nonstop destinations, as well as one-stop connections nationwide and worldwide.

JetBlue’s decision to resume service at the airport is a testament to the confidence major carriers have in Daytona Beach International Airport’s ability to provide a first-class travel experience. The airline’s team believes that the new routes will significantly boost the local economy and enhance the airport’s connectivity.

The announcement has been met with excitement by both the airport and the local community. Channel 9 Eyewitness News has provided a link to download their free news, weather, and smart TV apps and to stream the news live.

In Conclusion

JetBlue’s return to Daytona Beach International Airport on December 4th is expected to bring great benefits to both the airport and the local community. With two daily nonstop routes to New York City and Boston, the airport will see increased business and tourism, while also strengthening its role as a gateway to the world. This addition also showcases the confidence major carriers have in Daytona Beach International Airport, as it continues to provide a first-class travel experience.