JetBlue announces major expansion in Boston and trips across the pond

BOSTON — JetBlue has plans for a major expansion in Boston, including more service across the pond.

On Wednesday, airline officials announced plans to make Logan Aiport a larger hub of operations than New York's John F. Kennedy Airport.

They also revealed plans to debut the brand-new airbus A-220 plane in Boston instead of New York.

According to numerous sources, the company sent out a "save the date invitation" to employees previewing the new plans. The invitation included a picture of London's Big Ben tower.

Sources say JetBlue is expected to announce flights to London as well as several other European destinations from its New York and Boston hubs.

Cox Media Group