The Parisian ambitions of JetBlue is becoming clearer. After having ticked Charles de Gaulle on its roadmap at the end of last year, the American airline has just launched ticket sales. It has also announced its arrival in France. JetBlue will be landing at Paris the 29 June next year. That's just under two years after his arrival at London. And the company intends to capitalise on this first transatlantic experience: " The success of our service to London proves that customers can book low fares without compromising service quality. "says Robin Hayes. " We are delighted to continue to shake up the transatlantic market and to offer business and leisure customers travelling to and from Paris the opportunity to discover our much-appreciated Mint and Core products in a market that has suffered for too long from the high fares charged by traditional carriers. "continues the JetBlue CEO.
The Paris-New York flight will operate daily. Departures from CDG are scheduled at 8.55am, arriving at JFK at 11.51am. Return flights will leave New York at 5.09pm, arriving at Terminal 2B of the Paris airport at 6.55am the following morning. An Airbus A321 (LR) will be in charge of the operation. It will have a capacity of 138 seats, including 24 in Mint class.
JetBlue's arrival on the Paris-New York route will further accentuate the already fierce competition on this transatlantic route. As shown by theimminent arrival of the company Norse Atlanticis due to arrive at Paris CDG on 26 March.
