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Travel from Atlanta: JetBlue deal to Boston

Hop a flight via JetBlue's new nonstop service to Boston with deals on fares.

Credit: AJC file

Credit: AJC file

Hop a flight via JetBlue's new nonstop service to Boston with deals on fares.
By Nneka M. Okona
April 17, 2017

Recently, JetBlue launched nonstop flights to Boston. If you're planning a trip to Boston, take advantage of limited-time fare deals.

JetBlue's one-way fares to Boston start $54 and vary by date. These fares are only available between May 1 and Aug. 9. Saturday and Sunday flights aren't included. All fares are subject to availability.

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