JetBlue has cut scores of routes across the US, including several flights from New York’s John F. Kennedy airport to other major American cities.
The budget airline is axing flights from JFK to Austin, Houston, Miami and Milwaukee.
It is also cutting routes from Westchester, New York, to Charleston, South Carolina, and between Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale in Florida.
JetBlue is closing down all flights from San Jose entirely, it said, and removing flights between JFK and London Gatwick airport.
The airline is also changing several routes – including one between Boston and Phoenix, which will now become a winter seasonal route.
Flights from Seattle will no longer offer JetBlue’s premium ‘Mint’ seats from April, it said.
While it is not known when the flights will stop running, the airline confirmed to DailyMail.com that the changes will not go into effect until well into 2025, and will not impact holiday travel this year.
‘Most of our customers impacted by these changes will be able to select alternate flight options themselves on JetBlue.com. Where alternate routes are not available, customers will be provided with a refund,’ the company said in a statement.