With Bonaire, JetBlue offers flights to all three islands in the Netherlands Antilles

JetBlue began nonstop service between New York-JFK and Bonaire with two weekly flights, with the only nonstop connection being between John F. Kennedy Airport and Flamingo International Airport. With this new route, JetBlue now offers flights to all three ABC islands: Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao in the Dutch Caribbean, as well as St. Maarten, consolidating its Caribbean network.

“Renowned for its natural beauty, pristine beaches and warm hospitality, we are excited to launch service to Bonaire, introducing a new destination and more travel options to our customers looking for a Caribbean getaway. Expanding our service in the Caribbean demonstrates our commitment to continue providing our customers with exceptional travel options and experiences while promoting tourism and accessibility,” said David Jehn, vice president of network planning and airline partnerships at JetBlue.

The new route to Bonaire is focused on leisure and VFR (visiting family and friends) travelers. This connection boosts its operation in the Big Apple, reaching a schedule of up to 34 destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean from New York-JFK this winter season, more than any other airline.

Flight schedule between New York (JFK) and Bonaire (BON)

Flight B6 1643: JFK 07:00 – BON 12:38 Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Flight B6 1644: BON 14:14 – JFK 18:00 Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Flights are operated on Airbus A320 aircraft.

JetBlue is the fifth North American airline to operate in Bonaire, complementing the services of WestJet from Toronto-Pearson, American Airlines from Miami, Delta Air Lines from Atlanta and United Airlines from Houston-Intercontinental and Newark.