The airline says travelers should be able to fly by next summer from New York, with additional service planed from Boston in the future.
Low-cost carrier JetBlue is planning a new transatlantic route from the U.S., this time to Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport.
The airline says it is planning to start flying passengers to Paris by next summer, and tickets should go on sale sometime"in the coming months," though a specific date was not immediately announced. Service will originate from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, which is the company's base.Last year the company made its maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean with its service to London from New York in the summer of 2021.Hayes said,"you've got to give people notice to book it."
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