FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida — JetBlue (B6) launched daily nonstop flights to Cali, Colombia, on October 15, 2026, connecting Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) with Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport (CLO).
Cali becomes the airline’s fourth destination in Colombia, alongside Cartagena (CTG), Medellín (MDE) and Barranquilla (BAQ). JetBlue launched its daily Fort Lauderdale–Barranquilla service on October 1, 2026, adding two Colombian destinations in two weeks.
“This new service gives customers more options to travel between Colombia and South Florida, and connect beyond Fort Lauderdale,” said Daniel Shurz, JetBlue’s senior vice president for revenue, network and enterprise planning.
Daily A320 Service
JetBlue lists the following timetable in its launch announcement. All times are local, and the schedule may vary.
The airline says it will use Airbus A320 aircraft on the route, with its Main cabin and EvenMore extra-legroom seating. The announced onboard offering includes complimentary snacks and drinks, seatback entertainment and free Fly-Fi connectivity; JetBlue qualifies Wi-Fi and live television availability and coverage as varying by aircraft.
More Colombian Connections Through Fort Lauderdale
JetBlue says Latin America and the Caribbean account for approximately one-third of its overall capacity. The Cali route adds another nonstop link into its Fort Lauderdale network, giving passengers access to onward connections as well as South Florida.
JetBlue announced its intention to serve Cali in September 2025, when the start date and frequency were still to be announced and the route was subject to government operating authority. Its May 2026 expansion announcement set the October 15 daily launch.
The expansion follows the airline’s wider investment in the airport. Airways’ coverage of JetBlue’s second-quarter results detailed its concentration of capacity growth at Fort Lauderdale.
In the Cali launch release, JetBlue said it expected more than 150 daily departures from Fort Lauderdale during peak winter travel periods.
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