Bradley plans for two nonstop flights to return in 2026.

JetBlue will operate seasonal nonstop service from Bradley to Los Angeles June–September, and Aer Lingus will resume nonstop flights to Dublin in March; Bradley added routes in 2025 and now lists more than 40 nonstop destinations.

Bradley International Airport is set to see two nonstop services return to its schedule in 2026. The airport expanded in 2025, adding routes as far as Punta Cana and now lists more than 40 nonstop destinations. Airport officials reported that JetBlue will offer seasonal nonstop service to Los Angeles from June through September. Aer Lingus is expected to resume nonstop flights to Dublin in March. Key details: - JetBlue announced seasonal nonstop service from Bradley to Los Angeles, running June through September. - Aer Lingus will resume nonstop flights from Bradley to Dublin in March 2026. - Bradley reported more than 40 nonstop routes after 2025 additions, including destinations such as Punta Cana, Cancun, and Montego Bay (as reported). - No new destinations were announced for 2026; the changes are returns of prior services. Summary: These returns restore seasonal and transatlantic links at Bradley, offering direct service to Los Angeles during June–September and to Dublin beginning in March. The airport’s growth in 2025 brought its nonstop offerings to more than 40 destinations, and the 2026 changes are described as returns rather than new route additions.