Airports
New York (JFK)
JetBlue Terminal 5 at JFK.
Thoroughly modern and thoroughly New York, JetBlue’s award-winning T5 at JFK delivers a state-of-the-art airport experience as inspiring and unique as the city we call home.
Long connections:
- JetBlue JFK Terminal 5 does not have locker storage. Terminal 4 (IAT) does have storage, and customers may walk there to leave their luggage at the airport.
- Check-in for international flights: JFK T5 allows up to 6 hours before scheduled departure.
- While there is no lounge at JFK T5, customers can experience TWA Hotel which is connected to T5 via Eero Saarinen’s iconic flight tubes, JFK’s only on-airport hotel, with the landmark Saarinen building as its centerpiece.
London-Heathrow (LHR)
Terminal 2 at LHR.
London-Heathrow is the largest airport in the U.K. JetBlue flies into Terminal 2 which is the Queen’s Terminal, the newest terminal at Heathrow.
London-Gatwick (LGW)
North Terminal at London-Gatwick.
London-Gatwick is the second largest airport in the U.K. JetBlue’s check-in counter will be located at Zone A of the North Terminal.
Boston, MA (BOS)
General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport
The primary airport serving New England.
Long connections:
- Boston Logan International does not have any luggage storage but does allow for checked baggage 6 hours prior to scheduled departure.
Edinburgh Airport
Edinburgh Airport offers convenient tram and bus service to the heart of Scotland’s capital and beyond, with trams to the City Centre departing every 7 minutes during the day (with connecting service to Leith and Newhaven), and Airlink 100 and Skylink 200 and 400 buses. Taxis and Uber are readily available for the 20-minute drive to the City Centre. For those going further, direct bus service is available from the airport to Glasgow, Fife, Dundee, Stirling and Oban, and the tram also provides quick connections to Scotland’s railway. JetBlue operates out of multiple zones, so please check your boarding pass for the correct place to check in.
