JetBlue announced the launch of a new direct route between Greater Rochester International Airport and Orlando, strengthening its presence in New York State. This service will begin on March 26, 2026, and will operate five times per week, offering greater convenience and options for travelers between Western New York and Central Florida.
A Commitment to the Rochester Market
Dave Jehn, Vice President of Network Planning and Airline Partnerships at JetBlue, highlighted the airline’s commitment to the region: “JetBlue is proud to be growing in Rochester, bringing our low fares and award-winning service to more travelers. Orlando is one of the most popular destinations for Upstate New Yorkers, and this new route provides an easy way for them to reach the sunshine, theme parks, and all the attractions that Central Florida has to offer.”
JetBlue has been operating in Rochester since 2000. With this new addition, the airline will offer flights to Orlando from eight airports in the state, more than any other carrier, solidifying its position as the preferred choice for New Yorkers seeking good service and competitive fares.
JetBlue Experience: Comfort and In-Flight Entertainment
Passengers on this route will enjoy JetBlue’s award-winning experience, which includes:
- Compliant high-speed Wi-Fi (Fly-Fi)
- Personal seatback screens with live television
- Complimentary snacks and drinks
- Customer service recognized for its quality
Launch Promotion
To celebrate the new route, JetBlue is offering promotional fares starting from $49 one-way, available exclusively on jetblue.com.
Flight Schedule
Flights between Rochester and Orlando will operate on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays on the following schedule:
| Flight MCO → ROC #1042: | Flight ROC → MCO #1043: |
| 11:50 AM → 2:37 PM | 3:35 PM → 6:25 PM |
This new service reinforces JetBlue’s commitment to regional development and efficient air connectivity, positioning Rochester as a strategic point in its national network.
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