JetBlue Airways lands for the first time in Paris

JetBlue Airways continues to expand its transatlantic network lands for the first time in France on June 29, 2023 with nonstop service between New York JFK and Paris. The French capital is the airline’s first destination in continental Europe and the largest market the carrier does not serve from the Big Apple.

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Flight B6 1407 was operated on an Airbus A321LR registered as N4074J, which departed John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) at 17:36 local time and arrived at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) at 06:09 the following day, after six hours and 32 minutes.

This new service increases the airline’s current European network to three destinations, complementing connections to Heathrow and Gatwick from London. In addition, the airline is planning two new routes to Amsterdam from New York and Boston. JetBlue also expects to launch nonstop service between Boston and Paris by next year.

«JetBlue’s arrival in Paris is poised to revolutionize the market once again with our award-winning service and low fares, bringing a fresh and innovative option in transatlantic flying to a new European audience«, said Robin Hayes, JetBlue’s chief executive officer.

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JetBlue flight schedule to Paris

• New York JFK – Paris Flight B6 1407 JFK 17:36 – CDG 06:55+1 daily flights.
• Paris – New York JFK Flight B6 1408 CDG 08:55 – JFK 11:21 daily flights.

The route is operated by Airbus A321LR aircraft with 24 Mint Suites and 112 Economy seats. Promotional fares are available starting at $499 roundtrip. JetBlue will operate from Terminal 2B, which provides customers with a modern airport experience.

According to data obtained by Aviacionline through the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), 1,608,621 passengers were mobilized between New York JFK and Paris in 2019, it is the second largest transatlantic route in the U.S., after London – Heathrow. JetBlue currently competes in this segment with legacy carriers such as Air France American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and low-cost carrier Norse Atlantic Airways.

«This special occasion marks an important milestone in our ongoing efforts to offer the best connectivity to travelers around the world, especially in North American markets. I salute the collective mobilization of the Paris-CDG airport community to support the first steps of JetBlue, whom we deeply thank for choosing ADP Group for their new European route from New York«, said Régis Lacote, CEO of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.

See also: JetBlue Kicks off Ticket Sales for New Transatlantic Route to Amsterdam