HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Budget airliner Jetblue is moving its Houston operations across town, from Hobby Airport to Bush Intercontinental Airport.
The carrier announced Thursday that its flights will begin taking off out of Terminal A at Bush Intercontinental beginning on Oct. 27. Its flights out of Hobby will cease the day before.
From Houston, Jetblue flies nonstop to Boston Logan and New York's JFK airports.
According to Jetblue, any customers booked for flights from Hobby after Oct. 27 will be automatically rebooked on flights from IAH. Passengers can also request a full refund for these flights.
Jetblue's daily flight schedule between Bush Intercontinental and its two destinations after Oct. 27 is as follows:
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