JetBlue expanding service at Boston airport

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JetBlue Airways Corp. said Monday it was expanding its service at Boston's Logan International Airport.

JetBlue Airways Corp. said Monday it was expanding its service at Boston's Logan International Airport.

The New York-based carrier said in a statement that five daily nonstop flights from Boston to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport will begin on March 1, 2010.

The airline, on Sept. 9, launched new service to Baltimore with four daily flights to complement its existing six daily flights between Boston and Washington Dulles International Airport.

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