Less than a month after launching a seasonal weekly ‘Mint’ premium service on its New York JFK-Bardabos route, JetBlue Airways has announced it will offer the weekly Mint service on the route year-round.
JetBlue Airways has announced its intent to launch a daily round-trip service between Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport and Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados next spring.
JetBlue Airways plans to introduce its Mint premium transcontinental service on its routes linking Boston with San Francisco, Los Angeles and Barbados. It also plans to launch services linking Nashville with Boston and Fort Lauderdale and increase service frequencies on 14 routes from Boston.
JetBlue Airways has filed with the U.S. DOT its intent to serve Antigua’s V.C. Bird International Airport three times weekly from New York JFK from November 5. JetBlue also plans to launch seasonal weekly service from Boston Logan International Airport to Barbados, on November 7.
JetBlue Airways will offer its premium Mint service this coming winter on its routes from New York JFK to Barbados and Aruba, two of its most popular Caribbean routes.
This spring Air Canada’s leisure-carrier subsidiary, Air Canada rouge, is taking over eight routes previously operated by Air Canada from Toronto and Montreal to Cuba, the Dominican Republic, The Bahamas, Barbados, Haiti, Cancun and Tampa.
The Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd. has accepted new member hotels in Bahrain, Egypt, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, United States, Barbados and the Dominican Republic.
British Airways is increasing the number of flights it operates to the Caribbean from the start of its summer 2011 schedule on March 27, in response to the success of its long-haul leisure routes from London Gatwick Airport.
The airline is planning to begin the new three-times-weekly schedule on December 16. The service will add to American Airlines’ existing services to Barbados from New York JFK and Miami International Airport.
GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, the largest low-cost and low-fare airline in Latin America, has received approval to start scheduled flights between Brazil and Barbados, in the Caribbean.
