JetBlue adds flights to/from Las Vegas

Published: Dec 17, 2020

Updated: Dec 17, 2020

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JetBlue will start East Coast service between Las Vegas and Hartford and Richmond on Friday and plans to launch flights to Mexico and North Carolina in the spring.

JetBlue has also recently added new routes between Las Vegas and Los Angeles and Las Vegas and Newark, according to the company’s website.

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The new service between Las Vegas and Cancun and Las Vegas and Raleigh-Durham will start in March.

Rolling out in 2021, ready to book today: four new destinations—Miami, Key West, Los Cabos and Guatemala City—plus dozens of new routes. Book now for 2021:One-way flights to Cancun were listed with prices ranging between $113 and $203. One-way flights to North Carolina were listed for as low as $104 and as high as $133One-way flights to Cancun were listed with prices ranging between $113 and $203. One-way flights to North Carolina were listed for as low as $104 and as high as $133One-way flights to Cancun were listed with prices ranging between $113 and $203. One-way flights to North Carolina were listed for as low as $104 and as high as $133 https://t.co/MwuOc7RXim pic.twitter.com/XtgRnwmPwp

— JetBlue (@JetBlue) December 17, 2020

One-way flights to Cancun were listed with prices ranging between $113 and $203. One-way flights to North Carolina were listed for as low as $104 and as high as $133.

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Buck Wargo is a former journalist with the Los Angeles Times and has been based in Las Vegas as a business, real estate and gaming reporter since 2005.