Earlier today, Simple Flying reported that New York-based hybrid carrier JetBlue had launched new nonstop services between Bradley International Airport (BDL) and New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Such a short service almost doesn't even make sense, as driving or taking Amtrak from Hartford, Connecticut, to New York City would likely be faster and more hassle-free than taking a short flight. However, JetBlue is likely not operating this flight to cater to direct travelers between the two cities, but rather to better connect Bradley Airport to its Northeast-oriented network. But what do you think about this latest move made by the airline? Why is Bradley International Airport being connected to JFK by JetBlue with this almost comically short service?