JetBlue recently began operating flights to Montana, marking the airline’s first service to the state. The carrier now offers round-trip flights between Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and Long Beach Airport in California. These flights operate twice weekly, on Thursdays and Sundays, on both summer and winter seasonal schedules.
This new route expands JetBlue’s footprint in the Western United States and introduces Bozeman as an additional destination on the airline’s growing route map.
“JetBlue has a long and successful tradition of connecting our customers to the very best vacation destinations, and Bozeman — with its fantastic downtown and nearby outdoor attractions — adds a unique, new city to our route map,” said Andrea Lusso, director at JetBlue. “With our growing list of one-of-a-kind destinations, more customers can turn to JetBlue when looking to book their next getaway.”
Bozeman Yellowstone International is one of the region’s busiest airports, serving more than 1.2 million passengers each year.
“JetBlue has taken the time to get to know our community and all that we have to offer our esteemed visitors, and we look forward to a long-term partnership,” said Daryl W. Schliem, CEO of the Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce. “This new partnership allows us to expand our business market and gives our community easier access to Southern California. In return, we welcome Southern California visitors to explore Big Sky Country.”