JetBlue

Airways has included several Caribbean destinations in its plans to expand its flights

in preparation for increased travel.

JetBlue

will launch 24 new routes later this year as it targets cash generation and

capturing traffic on “a variety of new, non-stop routes”.

Beginning

November 19, 2020, the airline will launch daily flights from its Newark, New

Jersey hub to the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica;

Lynden Pindling International Airport  Nassau, The Bahamas; Turks and

Caicos Providenciales International Airport; and Punta Cana International

Airport in the Dominican Republic.

That

same day, JetBlue will also begin twice-daily flights from Newark to

Dutch-speaking territories of Aruba and St Maarten as part of its expanded and

exclusive Mint service which includes fully lie-flat seats and suites with

doors for extra privacy.

Additionally, the airline will

commission two new routes, operated daily, from the Raleigh–Durham International

Airport in North Carolina to the Sangster International Airport and the, San

Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Puerto Rico.