JetBlue Airways (Nasdaq:JBLU) will continue to add even more flights in the Western United States this spring with the launch of daily nonstop service between Salt Lake City and Las Vegas, beginning May 1. To celebrate its sixth destination from Salt Lake City, low-fare, high-flair JetBlue is offering an introductory fare of $49 each way for flights to/from Las Vegas.
"Our customers keep asking for more JetBlue service from Salt Lake City, and today we're thrilled to deliver with yet another new route," said Frankie Littleford, vice president of JetBlue's Salt Lake City-based reservations department. "We invite you to experience all that flying should be on your next trip to Las Vegas, or any one of JetBlue's six nonstop destinations from Salt Lake City. With JetBlue, a low fare and a great experience are a sure bet!"
Customer-favorite JetBlue now offers up to eight daily departures from Salt Lake City to Burbank, Las Vegas, Long Beach, New York/JFK, San Diego, and San Francisco.
JetBlue's new service between Salt Lake City and Las Vegas:
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Salt Lake City (SLC) to Las Vegas (LAS) to
Las Vegas (LAS) Salt Lake City (SLC)
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Depart - Arrive Depart - Arrive
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7:55 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. 4:55 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.
(daily effective (daily effective
May 1, 2008) May 1, 2008)
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--All times local--
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Every JetBlue departure from Salt Lake City is aboard the airline's 150-seat Airbus A320 aircraft, which offers a spacious cabin with the most legroom in coach.
Today's new route is the latest in a string of recent additions to JetBlue's western route network; other new routes beginning this May include Burbank to Las Vegas and Washington/Dulles; Long Beach to Austin, San Jose, and Seattle; Los Angeles to Boston and New York; San Diego to Seattle; and San Francisco to Austin.
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