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Service will end later this summer.
JetBlue is ending service between New York-JFK and Vero Beach, Florida, the carrier confirmed to AirlineGeeks.
The service, which launched in December 2025 and currently operates daily, will end Sept. 9.
“Demand for this new route has not materialized as we had hoped,” the airline said in a statement.
Affected customers will be notified and receive a full refund to their original form of payment, the carrier added.
JetBlue will continue to serve Vero Beach from Boston.
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