You may have heard that JetBlue recently turned Amsterdam into Europe’s third destination.
The New York-based carrier will launch service to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) on August 29. So what does this mean for travelers? guest?
Cheap fall flights to the Dutch capital are available, starting at $475 for economy class and $1,894 for the much more luxurious JetBlue Mint.
basic transaction
Airlines: JetBlue.
route: From New York City to Amsterdam.
How to order: Directly with JetBlue.
Date of department: September to early December, except Thanksgiving.
Recorded by: This deal does not currently have an end date but may sell out.
sample flight
Let’s say you want to take a week-long trip to Amsterdam at the end of September. You could depart New York City at 10 p.m. on September 27 (hopefully) sleep on a plane and land at Amsterdam at 11:35 am on September 28.
After spending almost a week biking along the beautiful canals, eating stroopwafels, and visiting museums, you can head back to New York at 13:35 and land at 4 p.m.
These flights are for Blue Basic fare, which allows passengers to bring one carry-on as it is a transatlantic flight. Checked baggage costs $65 each way.
As you can see in the images above, Mint seats are available on the same flight at a higher price. Total round trip will cost $1,893.75.
In return, you’ll be able to enjoy aisles, personalized service, and comfortable, flat-bed seats — perfect for an overnight flight. If you choose to sit in the Mint Studio in the front row, you can enjoy a 22-inch TV, mirrored vanity, more storage, and a Mint passenger chair in addition to all the perks of the Mint Suite.
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The above flights have listed prices at the time of publication. We cannot guarantee the above mentioned return flights will be available when you book.
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bottom line
Whether you want to fly economy class or opt for a more spacious business class seat on your trip to Amsterdam, JetBlue has great options.
Flights are not only reasonably priced, but also depart at a convenient time.
Not to mention, autumn is a great time to visit this charming Dutch city as there are fewer tourists. If you want to explore Amsterdam, book early before prices go up.
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