Barbados is set to become even more accessible to New England travelers as JetBlue adds a second nonstop Saturday flight from Boston to Bridgetown, starting January 10, 2026.
The new service doubles the Saturday options on this popular route, adding much-needed capacity during one of the busiest travel days of the week. It reflects the growing demand from the Boston market, particularly among winter and spring travelers seeking sunshine escapes.
Long a favorite for Bostonians, Barbados offers the perfect mix of beaches, golf, culture, gastronomy, and nightlife — all with the convenience of direct airlift. The second Saturday rotation will allow for greater flexibility, making both shorter getaways and extended vacations easier to plan.
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JetBlue already operates daily nonstop service from New York to Barbados, reinforcing the island’s status as one of its most important southern Caribbean destinations. With this new Boston service, the airline continues to strengthen its regional footprint while giving travelers more options to reach Barbados.
For Barbados, the added flight underscores the island’s rising global appeal, supported by new hotel developments, vibrant cultural festivals, and a packed calendar of sporting events. At present, roundtrip fares between Boston and Barbados are averaging about $361, offering strong value for direct service.
The second Boston flight highlights the continued partnership between Barbados and JetBlue — and positions the island for even stronger tourism growth in 2026.
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