JetBlue to jet set passengers on A321 from New York to Bridgetown

JetBlue Airways announced its decision to use the services of Airbus A321 to fly passengers to Bridgetown. The airline said it plans to add the Airbus aircraft on its route between New York and Bridgetown, Barbados. The Airbus plane is ready to debut to the Caribbean destination on December 19, 2013.

The airline offers cheap flights to various destinations across the United States and neighboring countries. Passengers love to travel with the airline, as it not only offers an affordable mode of transportation but also generous hospitality and friendly customer service. It believes the Airbus plane will help it add around 580 seats per week each way. The airline wants to boost capacity to the holiday destination as it is thronged by visitors and holiday-makers from across the U.S.

These planes will be delivered afresh to the carrier from the French manufacturer. The management is excited about the whole event and hopes that its decision will churn out fruitful results. These aircrafts initially, will not contain LiveTV programming, but the airline may add it to the system gradually. On the other hand, the carrier also intends to add seats to Barbados around holiday seasons that include President’s Day and Easter. It however, is awaiting a go-ahead signal from the regulatory authorities. At present, the carrier flies to about 79 destinations in the United States and 12 countries in the Caribbean, Latin America and South America.