JetBlue Launches Daily Nonstop Services from Fort Lauderdale to Indianapolis and Columbus

JetBlue Launches Daily Nonstop Services from Fort Lauderdale to Indianapolis and Columbus. U.S. carrier JetBlue inaugurated daily nonstop flights on November 2 linking Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) with Indianapolis International Airport (IND) and John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH), strengthening travel corridors between South Florida and the U.S. Midwest. The launch marks JetBlue’s market debut in Indianapolis alongside its return to Columbus.

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• ✈ The Fort Lauderdale–Indianapolis corridor operates daily with flight B6 232 departing Florida at 19:00 and arriving in Indianapolis at 21:39, while return flight B6 235 takes off from IND at 06:00 and touches down in FLL at 08:45 (departures from Indianapolis began November 3).
• ✈  On the Columbus route, flight B6 1508 departs Fort Lauderdale at 19:00, landing in Columbus at 21:45, while return flight B6 1507 departs CMH at 06:00 to reach Florida at 08:44.

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Daniel Shurz, Head of Revenue, Network, and Enterprise Planning at JetBlue, stated that the new services advance the airline’s expansion in Fort Lauderdale while providing seamless onward connections toward leisure markets across the Caribbean and Latin America. Driven by its JetForward commercial strategy, JetBlue anticipates surpassing 150 daily departures from FLL to 61 nonstop destinations during the winter season, representing the largest operational flight schedule in the carrier’s history at the South Florida hub.

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