These Are JetBlue’s Longest Current Non-Stop Flights With The Airbus A220

JetBlue has been expanding its network using the versatile and efficient Airbus A220. Known for its fuel efficiency, comfort, and range, the A220 enables the airline to effectively serve both short and long-haul destinations.

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JetBlue management has expressed strong support for the Airbus A220, emphasizing its role in improving both operational performance and customer experience. According to JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes:

“We’ve seen double-digit increases in customer satisfaction scores, and these fuel-efficient aircraft support our leadership in reducing carbon emissions. With 30 additional A220s on order, we’re in a position to accelerate our fleet modernization plans to deliver stronger cost performance and support our focus city network strategy”​

Additionally, JetBlue’s head of marketing and loyalty, Jayne O’Brien, highlighted the A220’s unique onboard experience:

1

Boston to San Juan

1,674 miles

JetBlue’s route from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) is one the longest A220-operated non-stop flights in its network, covering 1,674 miles in October 2024. This route has 12 operations for the month, offering 1,680 seats.

The A220’s efficient performance is well-suited for this medium-haul flight, providing a comfortable and fuel-efficient option for travelers heading to Puerto Rico. The frequency of operations on this route showcases the demand for travel between these two major destinations.

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Beyond the A220, JetBlue operates a variety of different aircraft, utilizing them efficiently for various purposes:

2

New York JFK to Burbank

2,465 miles

One of the longest routes for JetBlue, the New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Burbank (BUR) service, covers 2,465 miles in October 2024. The airline operates this route 26 times throughout October 2024, with 3,640 seats available.

The A220’s capabilities are highlighted on this transcontinental route, which provides a balance of range and capacity. The airline’s choice of the A220 for this flight underscores its confidence in the aircraft’s ability to deliver a smooth and efficient service across the United States.

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Here’s a bar chart comparing JetBlue’s longest Airbus A220 routes for October 2024, according to Cirium, an aviation analytics company. It shows the distances in miles for each of the top five routes, highlighting the extensive reach of the A220 in JetBlue’s network.

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3

Boston to Denver

1,754 miles

The Boston to Denver route, covering 1,754 miles, is another key long-haul operation for JetBlue using the Airbus A220 in October 2024. With five operations planned for October 2024, the airline offers 700 seats on this route.

The choice of the A220 for this route highlights its adaptability to diverse flight lengths while maintaining operational efficiency. This route connects two significant cities, enhancing JetBlue’s presence in the competitive market between the Northeast and the Rocky Mountain region.

4

Austin to Boston

1,698 miles

The Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) to Boston Logan International Airport route, spanning 1,698 miles, is a vital connection for JetBlue’s network. With five scheduled operations in October 2024, the route offers 700 seats, showcasing steady demand.

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This service demonstrates the A220’s capability to handle routes that might be too lengthy for smaller aircraft but are not as demanding as traditional transcontinental services. The A220’s ability to provide a seamless and comfortable experience on these medium-haul flights is a significant asset for JetBlue.

5

Boston to Ponce

1,647 miles

JetBlue’s route from Boston to Ponce, Puerto Rico, rounds out the top five longest non-stop flights operated by the Airbus A220, with a distance of 1,647 miles. This route has two scheduled operations in October 2024, offering 280 seats. While not as frequently operated as other routes, it represents an essential connection between New England and southern Puerto Rico.

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The A220’s performance on this route is crucial, ensuring that JetBlue can maintain service levels on less frequently served destinations while benefiting from the aircraft’s fuel efficiency and operational flexibility. As JetBlue continues to expand its network, the A220 will undoubtedly play a critical role in connecting more cities efficiently and comfortably.