The American budget airline JetBlue which already flies direct to New York JFK, is to add a second destination to its Edinburgh Airport options with a summer service to Boston next summer.

The service will operate from Edinburgh from 23 May to 25 October, with daily flights between Scotland’s capital and Boston on an A321neo.

It comes as the airline also extends its Edinburgh to New York JFK service from 9 May to 25 October – this is following the success of the route that launched earlier this summer.

Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive of Edinburgh Airport said: “This is a bit of an early Christmas present as JetBlue add a second destination from Edinburgh Airport, providing even more connections between Scotland and the USA.

“The success of JetBlue’s Edinburgh to New York JFK route has demonstrated to the airline the clear demand for transatlantic travel from Scotland’s busiest airport, and we are delighted to see them add Boston to their schedule as well as extend that hugely successful JFK service.

“And if anyone is looking for a last-minute Christmas gift, then these flights will go on sale immediately so give the gift of travel this year!”

Copley Place Boston
In Boston Common there is a 6.1 metre high 7.6 metre wide bronze sculpture weighing 19 tons. The sculpture depicts four intertwined arms and hands, representing an embrace between Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King.
In The Aquarium Boston get up close and personal with the penguins
A321 neo mint cabin
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