Silversea has announced plans for the largest fleet refurbishment program in the luxury cruise line’s history.
The carrier will be starting its Newark-St Kitts service earlier in the year and flying throughout the winter, summer and fall in 2017. The expanded service will begin Nov. 19.
JetBlue will initially operate flights on three routes between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Santa Clara, Camaguey and Holguin, in central and eastern Cuba.
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The airline will commence winter service on Nov. 19 with weekly service departing Saturdays through the fall of 2017. The flights will utilize United’s 737-800 aircraft.
Low-cost carrier JetBlue announced Thursday it will start flying to Cuba commercially on Aug. 31 — before competitors American Airlines and Silver Airways.
OneJet will offer increased flights options from Louisville, on routes that have been specifically designed for some of the largest corporate employers.