US EditionJetBlue to End Service at Miami International Airport in September.
- JetBlue announced it will end all flights to Miami International Airport starting September 3, 2025, ceasing its last route between Boston and Miami.
- The airline launched service to Miami in 2021 to increase its footprint in the South Florida market amid a surge in travel following the pandemic, but is now discontinuing routes due to ongoing low demand and unsuccessful merger attempts.
- JetBlue previously operated up to 14 daily Miami flights from multiple hubs but has been trimming service over the years to free aircraft for more profitable routes.
- A JetBlue representative stated that the company regularly reviews its network's performance and adjusts routes when necessary. CEO Joanna Geraghty acknowledged that returning to profitability is taking more time than anticipated.
- Passengers holding tickets for travel beyond September 3 can choose to reroute through alternative airports near Miami or receive a full refund, while JetBlue maintains operations at these nearby Florida locations.
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