NEW YORK, WILLEMSTAD - Starting August 30th, JetBlue will offer an alternative route from Amsterdam to Aruba and Curaçao. The airline will start its daily JFK New York to Amsterdam route and vice versa. JetBlue has a reputable network within America, Latin America, and the Caribbean. 

This way, JetBlue is developing a sort of backdoor route to the very popular destinations, including Aruba and Curaçao, as well as the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica. 

Many destinations in the Caribbean will soon be available as one-way bookings with a layover in the US. 

Differentiating 

JetBlue differentiates itself as an airline by flying a narrow-body A321 with both economy and business class. 

The relatively small airline in the US, with a market share of five percent, transports 44 million passengers annually. This is expected to grow even more this year due to a planned takeover of the budget airline Spirit in the US. 

JetBlue offers free and, according to their claims, well-functioning Wi-Fi on every flight for every passenger in every class, as well as an on-board selection of meals on transatlantic flights, live television, and spacious legroom in economy class with upsell options. 

The Amsterdam to New York JFK route is daily. The route from JFK to Curaçao is available every day except for Tuesday and Wednesday. Flights to Aruba are available every day.