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JetBlue Airways Hub — New York (JFK)

JetBlue Airways's primary hub is John F. Kennedy Int'l in New York, USA — with 22 routes departing daily. Plus 4 additional hubs / focus cities across the network.

5 hubs74 total routesIATA B6
Primary Hub

John F. Kennedy Int'l

New York, USA
IATA Code
JFK
Routes from here
22
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Focus cities + secondary hubs

BOS
Boston
USA
16 routes
FLL
Fort Lauderdale
USA
13 routes
MCO
Orlando
USA
13 routes

Complete hub list

CodeAirportCityCountryRoutes
LGBLong Beach AirportLong BeachUSA10

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Frequently asked

What is the main hub of JetBlue Airways?
JetBlue Airways's main hub is John F. Kennedy Int'l (JFK) in New York, USA. This is where the majority of JetBlue Airways's 74+ routes originate.
Where is JetBlue Airways based?
JetBlue Airways is headquartered and operates its primary hub from New York, USA at John F. Kennedy Int'l (JFK).
How many hubs does JetBlue Airways have?
JetBlue Airways operates 5 hubs and focus cities: New York (JFK), Boston (BOS), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Orlando (MCO), Long Beach (LGB). The largest by route count is New York with 22 routes.
What is JetBlue Airways's IATA code?
JetBlue Airways's IATA airline code is B6.