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Ciao! Adios! Logan Travelers Getting New Direct Flight Options to Europe

On Wednesday, JetBlue announced plans for seasonal nonstop flights from Logan International Airport to Barcelona starting April 16, 2026, and Milan on May 11, 2026, with tickets on sale Nov. 20 using A321LR jets.
As part of a strategic rework, the airline cut unprofitable routes last year and now targets East Coast leisure markets using its single-aisle Airbus fleet to attract higher-spending vacationers.
The Milan flight will be the longest in JetBlue's network, lasting about 9 hours westbound and 7 hours and 45 minutes eastbound on A321LR long‑range single‑aisle jets.
The new service increases JetBlue's daily transatlantic flights to nine and positions the carrier to challenge Delta Air Lines for traffic at Logan, while JetBlue plans lounges at JFK and Logan with limited access to premium credit card holders or Mosaic 4 status.
Industry-Wide, airlines are expanding use of Airbus A321 family trends on longer routes, while strong industry demand for premium seats in recent years has caused delivery bottlenecks.

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