Airberlin and JetBlue signed a cooperation deal to provide customers on the German-based airline with more flight options upon arrival in the United States.

The agreement allows travelers to book flights to the United States with airberlin and connecting flights operated by JetBlue to 31 U.S. destinations. The connecting routes are available at airports in New York (JFK), Boston (BOS), Chicago O’Hare (ORD) and Orlando (MCO).

From New York, flights will be available to the following destinations: Bermuda (BDA); Bridgetown (BGI); Boston; Buffalo (BUF); Charleston (CHS); Fort Lauderdale (FLL); Los Angeles (LAX); Orlando; West Palm Beach (PBI); Portland (PDX); Rochester (ROC); Fort Myers (RSW); Santo Domingo (SDQ); San Francisco (SFO); San Juan (SJU); Santiago (SCL); Syracuse (SYR); Jacksonville (JAX); Raleigh/Durham (RDU); and Tampa (TPA).

From Boston, flights include Atlanta (ATL); Buffalo; Baltimore (BWI); Washington, D.C. (DCA); Denver (DEN); Newark (EWR); Fort Lauderdale; New York (JFK, LGA); Los Angeles; Orlando; Philadelphia (PHL); Raleigh/Durham; and San Francisco.

From Orlando, flights include Boston, Washington, D.C., Newark, White Plains (HPN) and New York (JFK, LGA).

“We are delighted that we have a new, strong partner at our side with JetBlue, in the important growth market in the USA. This is only the beginning of our co-operation,” said Goetz Ahmelmann, chief commercial officer, airberlin. “Together, we are working to extend our partnership in the coming months.”

Airberlin flies to New York twice daily from Dusseldorf (DUS) and once from Berlin (TXL). Future cooperation plans between the two carriers is likely to include their frequent-flyer programs, allowing members of airberlin’s Topbonus program to earn miles on JetBlue flights.