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The airline is pulling out of several airports across the country, leaving Bostonians with fewer options.

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Manchester is the 10th airport in New England to service JetBlue, the airline said in a press release.

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Refund confusion ensues after United Airlines cancels tickets
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Fun, unexpected, and accessible: A roundup of recommendations for travelers with mobility issues

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