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JetBlue removes 37 routes from its network

Times Staff
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JetBlue Airways is making some pretty extensive cuts to its route network.

The New York-based carrier filed a massive schedule update over the weekend, which includes 37 route cuts, as first seen in Cirium schedules and later confirmed by an airline spokesperson.

These routes were previously scheduled to be flown later this year and into 2023. Many of them had already been suspended in previous months, but now are being removed from future schedules. Others, like Newark (EWR) to Aruba (AUA) and San Francisco (SFO), are new to the list.

Travelers with existing reservations for these affected routes will be reaccommodated on other JetBlue flights, or will be offered a full refund.

According to JetBlue, these cuts will be balanced by future growth that will be announced in the coming weeks and months.

OriginDestinationPreviously suspended within the last two years?
Hartford (BDL)Cancun (CUN)No
BDLLas Vegas (LAS)Yes
BDLSan Francisco (SFO)Yes
Newark (EWR)Aguadilla, Puerto Rico (BQN)No
EWRAruba (AUA)No
EWRAtlanta (ATL)Yes
EWRAustin (AUS)Yes
EWRCharleston (CHS)Yes
EWRJacksonville (JAX)Yes
EWRLASYes
EWRMontego Bay (MBJ)No
EWRNassau (NAS)No
EWRPhoenix (PHX)Yes
EWRProvidenciales (PLS)No
EWRPuerto Plata, Dominican Republic (POP)No
EWRRaleigh-Durham (RDU)Yes
EWRSan Diego (SAN)Yes
EWRSFONo
EWRSt. Lucia (UVF)No
EWRSt. Maarten (SXM)No
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)AUANo
FLLCartagena (CTG)Yes
FLLChicago (ORD)Yes
FLLCleveland (CLE)Yes
FLLGrand Cayman (GCM)Yes
FLLPhiladelphia (PHL)Yes
FLLPHXYes
FLLPLSYes
FLLPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (POS)Yes
FLLPortland (PDX)Yes
FLLSeattle (SEA)Yes
FLLSXMYes
Los Angeles (LAX)AUSYes
LAXJAXNo
LAXRDUYes
LAXRichmond (RIC)Yes
LAXSan Jose, Costa Rica (SJO)Yes

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