JetBlue reducing transatlantic Gatwick flights to limited seasonal services.

New York's self-proclaimed hometown airline, JetBlue will be reducing its transatlantic services to London Gatwick from year-round operations to a limited seasonal service. 

The carrier that is struggling to get back into profitability since its very expensive takeover of Spirit failed to get government approval is set to junk the daily flights next month.  The service between Boston and Gatwick will cease on 1st October while the New York - Gatwick route will stop on 26th October,

The airline has been removing a number of routes from its schedule this year, with at least 50 facing the axe and another 15 being planned. All of the carrier's transatlantic services are currently being re-evaluated and staff expect two more cities to be dropped before the end of the year. 

Currently, JetBlue says the flights to Gatwick from both Boston and New York will recommence on 13 June 2025. 

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