Jet Blue Expands to Chicago
O’Hare airport is newest destination added to the airline’s long list of cities.
Jet Blue is making it easier for travelers in the Midwest to grab low-cost fares by expanding its service to Chicago.
Service to and from Chicago’s O’Hare airport starts January 4, 2007, with non-stop service to New York City’s JFK airport and Long Beach, CA. From there you can connect to any of the other cities Jet Blue flies to.
Jet Blue isn’t the only discounted air carrier to have a berth in the Windy City, but it is one of the few that will call O’Hare home. Most of the rest fly out of Midway, on the city’s south side.
As I fly a lot to the Midwest, this is great news for me. Jet Blue is one of my favorite airlines to fly, with great rates, service and amenities, like DirectTV in every seat and free snack packs on cross-country routes.
To book a flight on the new routes to Chicago, visit JetBlue.com.
Looking for suggestions on what to do in while in town? Our Urban Travel editor has a few ideas in her Chicago article. And if your visit to the Windy City runs any time between November 23 and Christmas Eve, our Family Travel writer has a great article on the family-friendly Chicago Christmas Market.
