NEWS FLASH
The wide-ranging codeshare agreement between Air Serbia and jetBlue has entered into force enabling better connectivity between Serbia and the United States. As previously reported, under the deal, jetBlue has placed its “B6” designator code and flight numbers onto Air Serbia’s services between Belgrade and New York, as well as between Belgrade and Chicago. On the other hand, Air Serbia has placed its “JU” designator code and flight numbers onto 26 jetBlue destinations from New York to other points in the United States and the Dominican Republic. They include: Atlanta, Boston, Buffalo, Charleston, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Ontario (California), Orlando, Phoenix, Portland (PDX), Portland (PWM), Puerto Plata, Punta Cana, Raleigh-Durham, San Diego, San Francisco, Santiago (Dominican Republic), Santo Domingo, Tampa and West Palm Beach.
How come it went into force when you still don't have Belgrade on B6's website?
ReplyDeleteThe codeshare started yesterday. You can purchase tickets on JU website and fares are actually good. And as a note, just because something isn't displaying on the website at the moment does not mean the codeshare does not exist.
DeleteThose tickets were sold months ago because they had an interline. It obviously did not come into force if B6 did not load the codeshare on their website.
DeleteThe codeshare is in force as of yesterday 31 July
DeleteB66400 Belgrade - New York
B66401 New York - Belgrade
B66402 Belgrade - Chicago
B66403 Chicago - Belgrade
Air Serbia operated by jetBlue departing JFK
DeleteAtlanta JU8547
Boston JU8515
Buffalo JU8539
Charleston JU8545
Detroit JU8571
Fort Lauderdale JU8556
Jacksonville JU8554
Las Vegas JU8506
Los Angeles JU8521
Kansas City JU8577
Orlando JU8549
Miami JU8561
Ontario JU8541
West Palm Beach JU8579
Portland JU8537
Portland PWM JU8566
Phoenix JU8504
Raleigh/Durham JU8543
Fort Myers JU8568
San Diego JU8508
San Francisco JU8510
Tampa JU8563
You know it usually takes some time for airlines to load this onto their websites. It is true the codeshares are displaying in the system as I can see.
DeleteMaybe it shows in the system but it means little for us passengers who are buying tickets online. On JU's website it's the interline agreement and on B6 there is no mention of JU or BEG.
DeleteSo, there is currently no codeshare on routes to Dominican Republic? I guess those will be added later.
DeleteAnon 11:06
DeleteAir Serbia's website is showing codeshare options with jetBlue.
Why does jetBlue's website not showing codeshare options with Air Serbia?
DeleteThey will add it in a few days. Calm down.
DeleteSome people pledged not to fly Air Serbia yet they are upset about JU codeshare. LOL.
DeleteThey are not the same people bruh.
DeleteActually, yes they are. Easy to see..
DeleteI hope they also add JU codeshare on JetBlue's flight from JFK and BOS to London, Amsterdam and Paris.
ReplyDeleteit doesn't make sense since both JFK and BOS had good connections to the mentioned cities and didn't have to use Belgrade as hub
DeleteGreat news.
ReplyDelete