JetBlue continued its significant expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), with the launch of eight nonstop destinations and another six on the way. JetBlue adds nonstop daily service from Fort Lauderdale to Baltimore, Charlotte, Cleveland, Nashville, Detroit, Houston, Chicago and Ponce, Puerto Rico. New service to Indianapolis, San Diego, Columbus, Ohio, Cali, Colombia, Barranquilla, Colombia and Caracas, Venezuela are set to begin in the coming months.
JetBlue will now operate more than 125 daily departures to more than 55 nonstop destinations from FLL, the largest schedule in the airline?s history at the airport. The airline expects to reach approximately 150 daily flights from FLL this winter. JetBlue recently announced new daily Mint service between Fort Lauderdale and San Diego beginning November 19, a market not currently served by the airline from FLL.
Additional Mint flights to Los Angeles and San Francisco will also launch this winter. The enhanced service will provide customers with more premium travel options to the West Coast, including the only lie-flat product between Fort Lauderdale and San Diego. New JetBlue cities with nonstop service to Fort Lauderdale include Baltimore (BWI) 3x daily starting July 9, 2026; Charlotte, N.C. (CLT) 3x daily starting July 9, 2026; Barranquilla, Colombia (BAQ) 1x daily starting October 1, 2026; Cali, Colombia (CLO) 1x daily starting October 15, 2026; Columbus, Ohio (CMH) 1x daily starting November 2, 2026; Indianapolis (IND) 1x daily starting November 2, 2026; Caracas, Venezuela (CCS) 1x daily with start date to be confirmed.
New nonstop service from existing JetBlue cities to Fort Lauderdale includes Cleveland (CLE) 1x daily starting July 8, 2026; Nashville, Tenn. (BNA) 3x daily starting July 9, 2026; Detroit (DTW) 2x daily starting July 9, 2026; Houston (IAH) 3x daily starting July 9, 2026; Chicago (ORD) 2x daily starting July 9, 2026; Ponce, Puerto Rico (PSE) 1x daily starting July 9, 2026; San Diego (SAN) 1x daily starting November 19, 2026.