JetBlue changing flight times

[Meglen]

Anyone else getting hit with later and later times with JetBlue?. Looks like they no longer have early morning flights into or out of mco. Anyone have inside info as to why ?

 

[rlk]

We have a 6:30am JetBlue flight leaving out of LGA (NYC) scheduled for our September trip.

 

[BroadwayHermione5]

This happened to Us during our September trip. Flight down went from 7 am to 9 am back to 7 am. Flight home? Was originally 1:30pm and then day before we left switched to 10:30 am….thankfully Trattoria Al Forno was awesome with switching everything around as we were supposed to have breakfast before our departure.

 

[Cindyj88]

We have a flight leaving DC at 7am in April and arriving 9 in MCO. I hope that still goes!

 

[FCDub]

There's never any inside info. The entire industry is still going through major shockwaves from the pandemic.

 

[aokeefe]

I have a Jet Blue trip (BOS-MCO) in July that I made back in November. The flight times have changed several times already.

 

[monarchsfan16]

Our nonstop Boston to Vegas next month started as a 7 am. Then it was moved to 730 am. A couple weeks ago it became a 545 am

 

[n2mm]

My daughter’s April flight just went from 3:55 pm departure DCA to mco to a 3:23pm departure, so she gets another 30 minutes…..if the flight goes. Now she needs a flight home….ugh….

 

[debster812]

My August/September flights to/from BOS to Aruba have both changed slightly (booked 2/13). I do have to accept the changes, but since they are only about 20 minutes or so, it’s no big deal. Going to wait and see if any more changes occur.

 

[disneyworldsk]

just bought tickets for May, sixty days from now. six a.m. flight jet blue from newark, nj to mco. I did notice departing there is either two morning flight and then two late afternoon/evening flights back into newark, nj. Nothing from 11 a.m. to four p.m.

 

[NY Pirate Princess]

Woohoo! Bought direct flights for July trip last September from syr to mco. Jb rescheduled me into another flight through jfk. Just happened to check yesterday, and the morning direct flight was back on the schedule! Two hours in chat and I was able to get back on the direct flight!

 

[AnnaS]

We have flights for October. We had a 7:50am flight from Newark - changed to 6 am.
Coming home flight - leaving at 11:20 from MCO - now it's 9"20 or something.

 

[petrola]

yes. our original flight out of lga were for 6:20 pm . now moved to 2pm. they change flight times often.

 

[NY Pirate Princess]

I think this random shuffling of flights is pretty new for my market, really post covid disruption. I've flown JB for years and never had more than a 15 minute time swap. Now everyone I know is getting yanked around repeatedly. I am still overjoyed for my score, but I don't count on it staying the same, sadly, with 4 months to go.

 

[bas71873]

I am so frustrated with JB. We had a NONSTOP flight booked from RIC to LAX (and back home) in May and were going to do Disneyland. Just got an email over the weekend that that flight is now a 12 hour ordeal flying around my XXX to get to my elbow, with a ridiculously long layover in BOS and we lose an entire day. The NS flight had us in Cali by 10:00AM! It was the only option so I canceled. Now we are booked for a December trip to WDW instead. This isn't the first time with this nonsense with JB.

 

[MakiraMarlena]

I have one home to DC on Monday at 3:45, an excellent time, gets home about 6. It hasn't changed yet.

 

[DeeBee3]

In the last year, our JB flight times have always changed, but usually just a few minutes. The most recent was the worst and it was WAY more than a few minutes. Unfortunately, didn't know that until we got to airport because it was help up by a previous flight and lack of flight attendants. So, I suppose that is a special example. However, the actual times have fluctuated 15-30 minutes over the last year.

 

[rlk]

We have a 6:30am JetBlue flight leaving out of LGA (NYC) scheduled for our September trip.

Quoting myself because I received an email from JetBlue the other day alerting me to changes to both of my flights this September.
I took advantage of the change and got myself an extra day on the front end of our trip.

 

[PinkPixel]

Our flight leaving MCO to HPN was previously a 1pm departure and changed to 330pm. I much preferred the 1pm I purchased. It got us in before the main rush driving home and was more seamless for waking and checking out with small kids. Maybe 330 isn't a big difference, I haven't timed it out enough yet.

 

[focusondisney]

I am so frustrated with JB. We had a NONSTOP flight booked from RIC to LAX (and back home) in May and were going to do Disneyland. Just got an email over the weekend that that flight is now a 12 hour ordeal flying around my XXX to get to my elbow, with a ridiculously long layover in BOS and we lose an entire day. The NS flight had us in Cali by 10:00AM! It was the only option so I canceled. Now we are booked for a December trip to WDW instead. This isn't the first time with this nonsense with JB.

It’s not just Jetblue. Southwest just did the same thing to nonstops from a lot of cities. They have removed most nonstops to/from our airport except on weekends. And the ones that were left were early morning. They moved everyone around, we were going to connecting flights later afternoon down & middle of the morning back. So we were losing both arrival & departure day. Then weeks later after screwing everything up, they added nonstops back in. They have been so unreliable, I cancelled our flights & rebooked with Jetblue. We have a companion pass & almost 280K points with SW. But right now they’re very unreliable.