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JetBlue expands Icelandair codeshare partnership
JetBlue is expanding its codesharing pact with Icelandair. JetBlue passengers can book codeshare flights on Icelandair to a amge of European cities including Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Glasgow and Manchester, UK, Stockholm and Oslo.
The JetBlue B6 code will initially be placed the seven routes. Customers flying with Icelandair using the codeshare can stay in the city of Reykjavik for up to seven days before heading across the Atlantic.
JetBlue launched its first transatlantic flights earlier this year and launches J Boston-to-London flights will begin next summer.
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