After several months of waiting, JetBlue reached a milestone in its history on Thursday, August 12: the arrival of its first scheduled flight in Europe. The company will operate to London-Heathrow from its international hub in New York (JFK) with Airbus A321LRs, configured with 138 seats.

JetBlue will have a daily frequency between the two cities, entering a market largely dominated by other types of aircraft (Airbus A350, Boeing 767-400, Boeing 777 and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner). This accompanies a much lower cost in the choice of tickets between JetBlue and the different airlines, as a consequence of the aircraft chosen and a reduced operating cost.

With its seven weekly flights, JetBlue will offer 966 seats per week between New York and London-Heathrow and vice versa. British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, two of its competitors with a completely different service and operational proposition, offer between 500 and 600 daily seats per leg.

Schedule between New York and London (JetBlue)

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Flight	From	ETD	To	ETA
B6 7	New York (JFK)	9:48 pm	London (LHR)	10:10 am +1
B6 20	London (LHR)	2:05 pm	New York (JFK)	5:28 pm

Flight	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
B6 7	×	×	×	×	×	×	×
B6 20	×	×	×	×	×	×	×

Starting September 29, JetBlue will inaugurate flights between New York and London-Gatwick, increasing its presence in the British capital. As with Heathrow, the airline will have a daily frequency between the two airports.

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Flight	From	ETD	To	ETA
B6 43	New York (JFK)	7:48 pm	London (LGW)	7:43 am +1
B6 44	London (LGW)	12:00 pm	New York (JFK)	3:33 pm

Flight	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
B6 43	×	×	×	×	×	×	×
B6 44	×	×	×	×	×	×	×

See also: Iberia to increase its frequency between Madrid and New York.