By The newspaper
Jun 27, 2024, 08:28 AM EDT
New York – JetBlue Airways is promoting one-way tickets to US cities starting at $49 until this Thursday.
In a newsletter sent to El Diario, the New York-based airline reported that the offers are for flights between July 9 and September 2.
Under the aforementioned price, you can book a ticket to West Palm Beach, Florida. For $10 more, you can travel to Orlando. The planes take off from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).
Reservations must be made through the JetBlue website.
Through the “Best Fare Finder” tool, you can filter the search by airports and by region. You can also apply points from the True Blue program.
In the New York area, other than JFK, JetBlue operates flights from Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP); LaGuardia Airport (LGA); Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR); and Westchester County Airport (HPN).
The search carried out by El Diario this morning showed that the base price of a flight to San Juan, Puerto Rico, would be $127; while to the Turks and Caicos Islands, another route on offer, the initial cost for a one-way ticket is $129.
To Aruba, you can travel with JetBlue, paying about $119 per ticket; while the cheapest one to Jamaica costs $196. Another alternative is the island of Saint Martin starting at $129.
In the case of destinations such as Tulum or Cancun, in Mexico, the cheapest rates are $116.
If you are interested in traveling to Hawaii, a ticket from JFK to Kona International Airport would cost you a minimum of $328.
Discounted flights are subject to availability and do not include additional services such as baggage check-in or seat selection.
JetBlue also does not guarantee that the return ticket will cost you the same or less.
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