SAN DIEGO–Effective June 5, JetBlue Airways at San Diego International Airport (SAN) will move its terminal operations to Terminal 1.
The move is the second phase of SAN’s airline relocation efforts to support future airline growth and ongoing airport operations.
JetBlue is the seventh largest carrier at SAN in terms of operations, with year-round nonstop service to Boston (BOS), New York (JFK), and Fort Lauderdale (FLL). JetBlue commenced service in San Diego in 2003. In 2017, JetBlue launched its premium class Mint service on its SAN-BOS and SAN-JFK routes.
JetBlue will join Spirit Airlines, Allegiant Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Sun Country Airlines on the west end of Terminal 1, utilizing gates 11–18.
For an interactive map of the airport, please visit: https://sanmap.san.org.
