JetBlue's New Nonstop Routes: Boston To Madrid & Edinburgh

JetBlue has officially expanded its European footprint. It launched new nonstop seasonal flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Madrid, Spain (MAD) and Edinburgh, Scotland (EDI). These new JetBlue transatlantic routes will fly through October 25, 2025. They offer travelers convenient, comfortable, and affordable options to Europe.

JetBlue Mint Livery Tailfin. Source: JetBlue

New Direct Routes to Europe from Boston

JetBlue’s latest transatlantic additions mark its first-ever service to Spain. It is also introducing a second seasonal route to Scotland. These routes complement the existing service to London, Paris, Dublin, and Amsterdam. The airline now offers seven daily nonstop flights from Boston to Europe, delivering more value and flexibility to international travelers.

Boston to Madrid (MAD): The only U.S. airline flying this route nonstop
🕙 Departs BOS at 10:25 p.m. – Arrives MAD at 11:30 a.m.
🕒 Returns from MAD at 1:30 p.m. – Arrives BOS at 3:24 p.m.
Boston to Edinburgh (EDI): A new gateway to the heart of Scotland
🕙 Departs BOS at 10:30 p.m. – Arrives EDI at 10:10 a.m.
🕒 Returns from EDI at 12:10 p.m. – Arrives BOS at 2:22 p.m.

Special Introductory Fares

To celebrate the launch, limited-time roundtrip fares are now available:

Boston–Madrid: Starting at $699 in Core and $2,399 in Mint®
Boston–Edinburgh: Starting at $649 in Core and $3,299 in Mint®
Madrid–Boston: From €599 Core / €1,999 Mint
Edinburgh–Boston: From £499 Core / £1,999 Mint

These fares are available for booking through May 23, 2025 on jetblue.com.

Service Onboard JetBlue Transatlantic Routes

JetBlue’s transatlantic service features the Airbus A321 with both Core and Mint cabins:

Mint® Premium Cabin: Fully lie-flat private suites, restaurant-style meals by Delicious Hospitality Group (Charlie Bird, Pasquale Jones, Legacy Records)
Core Cabin: Complimentary meals by DIG, free brand-name snacks and drinks, and spacious seating
In-Flight Entertainment: Seatback screens with exclusive Peacock content, and fast, free Fly-Fi® broadband

Whether flying economy or premium, JetBlue ensures a modern, boutique-style experience across the Atlantic.

Madrid & Edinburgh: Iconic European Destinations

photo of city during dawn — Photo by Alex Azabache on Pexels.com

Madrid, Spain’s vibrant capital, offers a rich blend of culture, cuisine, and nightlife. Enjoy flamenco shows and tapas bars. Visit world-famous landmarks like the Royal Palace and Prado Museum. JetBlue’s direct connection brings one of Europe’s liveliest cities closer than ever to New England.

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Edinburgh, with its medieval Old Town, majestic castle, and world-renowned arts festivals, offers an ideal starting point. It is perfect for exploring Scotland’s Highlands and beyond. Travelers can now reach this cultural gem more conveniently, thanks to JetBlue’s new seasonal route.

Strengthening Boston’s Role as a Global Gateway

“With our deep Boston roots, we’re excited to be putting more of Europe within reach,” said Daniel Shurz, SVP of Revenue, Network, and Enterprise Planning at JetBlue. “These new routes give our customers more reasons to choose JetBlue as their carrier for both domestic and international travel.”

JetBlue’s expansion aligns with its JetForward strategy. The goal is building the best East Coast leisure network. It also aims to enhance transatlantic connectivity from both Boston and New York-JFK.