JetBlue is increasing its Caribbean network from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, adding more flights to Aruba, St Maarten, and the Dominican Republic.

The airline said the expansion is aimed at giving travelers across the region more options and strengthening Fort Lauderdale as a hub for Caribbean travel.

Daniel Shurz, JetBlue’s senior vice president of revenue, network, and enterprise planning, highlighted the move as part of the airline’s growth strategy: “We’re offering customers more choice, more flexibility, and a more connected network.”

Under the new schedule, the Caribbean flights from Fort Lauderdale will include:
Aruba – daily service (adding 4 weekly frequencies) starting July 9, 2026
St. Maarten – daily service (adding 3 weekly frequencies) starting July 9, 2026
Dominican Republic – daily service (adding 1 daily frequency) starting July 9, 2026

The airline is also expanding flights across its broader U.S. network:
Cleveland – new daily service starting July 8, 2026
Atlanta – 4x daily (adding 1 daily frequency)
Newark – 4x daily (adding 1 daily frequency)
Jacksonville – 2x daily (adding 1 daily frequency)
Las Vegas – 3x daily (adding 1 daily frequency)
Norfolk – 1x daily (adding 2 weekly frequencies)
Philadelphia – 3x daily (adding 1 daily frequency)
Passengers on all routes will continue to enjoy JetBlue’s onboard amenities, including complimentary snacks and drinks, seatback entertainment, and free high-speed Wi-Fi.