NEW YORK- JetBlue Airways (B6) has officially launched new nonstop services from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Wilmington International Airport (ILM) in North Carolina and Norfolk International Airport (ORF) in Virginia.
These new routes mark JetBlue’s (B6) first-ever service to ILM and ORF, strengthening its East Coast leisure network as part of its JetForward strategy and offering increased connectivity from Boston (BOS) to scenic coastal cities.
Photo: AirbusJetBlue Two New Destinations
JetBlue’s latest expansion adds two new destinations from Boston (BOS), Wilmington, NC (ILM), and Norfolk, VA (ORF), marking its debut in both cities.
These flights are scheduled to operate daily from April 30 to October 25, 2025, using the airline’s Airbus A220 aircraft. Customers can expect in-seat entertainment, fast Fly-Fi®, and complimentary snacks on board.
The new services are tailored for leisure travelers seeking coastal getaways. Wilmington offers access to beaches, a historic Riverwalk, and regional charm, while Norfolk connects visitors to Virginia’s Seven Cities and is a gateway to the Outer Banks.
These additions enhance JetBlue’s competitive edge on the East Coast by linking smaller cities with its stronghold in Boston.
JetBlue is also offering introductory one-way fares starting at $49 for a limited time, promoting accessibility and affordability.
New routes and daily flight schedule:
| 1293 | Boston – Wilmington (BOS–ILM) | BOS – 9:00 AM | ILM – 11:13 AM | Airbus A220 |
| 1290 | Wilmington – Boston (ILM–BOS) | ILM – 12:00 PM | BOS – 2:12 PM | Airbus A220 |
| 1813 | Boston – Norfolk (BOS–ORF) | BOS – 3:30 PM | ORF – 5:05 PM | Airbus A220 |
| 1814 | Norfolk – Boston (ORF–BOS) | ORF – 6:00 PM | BOS – 7:29 PM | Airbus A220 |
JetBlue (B6) also launched six other new routes to improve connectivity within its Northeast and Latin American network. These include:
- Detroit, MI (DTW) – New York-JFK (JFK)
- Hartford, CT (BDL) – New York-JFK (JFK)
- Pittsburgh, PA (PIT) – New York-JFK (JFK)
- Providence, RI (PVD) – New York-JFK (JFK)
- Guatemala City, Guatemala (GUA) – Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL)
These routes provide direct access to key cities and onward connections to dozens of destinations.
For example, travelers from Detroit or Hartford can connect through New York-JFK to Caribbean or European cities, while Guatemala City passengers gain easier access to US destinations via Fort Lauderdale.
Photo: JetBlueWhy These Routes Matter
JetBlue’s new routes reflect its commitment to building a robust East Coast leisure network. By targeting underserved markets like Wilmington and Norfolk, the airline caters to travelers seeking unique destinations.
The addition of routes to existing cities strengthens JetBlue’s focus cities, ensuring better schedule flexibility and connectivity.
The A220 aircraft, used on the Boston routes, enhances the travel experience with modern amenities, making JetBlue a competitive choice for leisure and business travelers alike.
Airport officials welcomed JetBlue’s entry with enthusiasm. Jeff Bourk, Director of ILM, emphasized the airline’s role in offering affordable travel and international connectivity from Wilmington.
Mark Perryman, CEO of Norfolk Airport Authority, highlighted the value JetBlue brings to residents and visitors across Coastal Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.
This strategic expansion supports JetBlue’s goal of offering more nonstops to high-demand leisure destinations, meeting rising travel demand across the Eastern US.
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