ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — JetBlue says it plans to start daily service at the Albany airport, the last of the large airports in New York state to land the low-cost airline.

Sen. Charles Schumer has joined local officials and executives from New York-based JetBlue to make the announcement Monday at Albany International Airport in suburban Colonie (kah-luh-NEE’).

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