JetBlue Airways, the fifth-largest airline in the United States, is ceasing service at Miami International Airport in an attempt to end less profitable routes.

The budget carrier recently confirmed to Travel + Leisure that it would be ceasing operations at Miami International Airport (MIA). The last flight is scheduled for Sept. 3, according to CBS News ...

JetBlue Airways will no longer provide services at Miami International Airport, after its final flight there on September 3rd, 2025. JetBlue said it is looking to eliminate less profitable routes ...

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JetBlue is ending service to Miami International Airport as part of a cost-cutting move that saw other routes canceled across the country.

A JetBlue flight veered off the taxiway while attempting to depart from Orlando International Airport on Friday. JetBlue officials said that during taxiing for departure, the nose gear of flight ...

A JetBlue flight traveled off a taxiway Friday morning at Orlando International Airport. Flight 488 was scheduled to fly from Orlando to Worcester, Massachusetts.

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By Kelly Cloonan JetBlue Airways will cancel its service at Miami International Airport as it looks to redeploy aircraft to new, higher-performing routes.