In a nod to its heritage, JetBlue is bringing back its first Airbus A320, over ten months post-retirement, from an Arizona boneyard to rejoin its fleet.
To mitigate Pratt engine problems on its A321neo fleet, JetBlue will keep a dozen A320 aircraft operational beyond their planned retirement dates.
In a recent communication, JetBlue Airways lauded its 23,000 crew members for their unwavering spirit and cohesion during recent hardships, highlighting the strength of its corporate culture.
JetBlue introduces 'Blueprint,' a cutting-edge inflight entertainment personalization platform featuring unique options like 'watch party', enhancing the travel experience.
JetBlue anticipates significant cost reductions by replacing its Embraer E-190 fleet with more efficient Airbus A220 aircraft, aiming for enhanced profitability.
JetBlue revises its 2024 revenue forecast downward, attributing the anticipated 10.5% Q2 year-on-year revenue dip to oversupply in the Latin American sector.
JetBlue Airways, under the leadership of CEO Joanna Geraghty, amplifies its executive team with Daniel Shurz focusing on enhancing revenue and network planning.
In a strategic move, Airbus appoints former JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes as the new Chairman and CEO of Airbus Americas, marking a notable leadership transition.
A critical air traffic control miscommunication at Reagan National Airport led a JetBlue flight to abort takeoff as a Southwest flight was directed onto the same runway, avoiding a potential collision by mere 300 feet.
Spirit Airlines has struck a deal with Airbus to defer aircraft deliveries, coupled with plans to furlough 260 pilots, in a comprehensive bid to enhance liquidity amid challenging times.
In a strategic expansion of its transatlantic services, JetBlue now offers direct flights between Boston and Paris, enhancing its route network.
Following the collapse of the merger with Spirit Airlines, JetBlue pilots, represented by ALPA, have submitted formal notice to commence renegotiation of their collective bargaining agreement.
JetBlue Airways collaborates with Irish aviation safety investigators over a Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engine issue, sparking a detailed examination in Shannon, Ireland.
In a pioneering move, JetBlue introduces variable pricing for checked baggage, based on the day of travel, marking a departure from traditional flat-fee structures.
During its fourth commercial flight, a JetBlue Airbus A321neo en route from London Heathrow to New York JFK diverted to Shannon Airport due to an engine compressor stall, necessitating the shutdown of one engine.
In response to FAA regulatory clarifications, JetBlue is increasing its cabin crew count aboard its A321neo aircraft featuring Mint suites, ensuring enhanced passenger service and compliance.
JetBlue distinguishes itself in the Dublin market, previously explored by the likes of Norwegian and Wow air, by offering established services such as free wifi and its exclusive Mint business class.
After 10 years of operation, JetBlue's cessation of its Lima route marks a significant reduction in flight offerings and connectivity between the United States and Peru.
During his final year at JetBlue, Robin Hayes marked his tenure with the highest compensation package, as the airline faced profitability challenges.
JetBlue officially ceases its long-term strategy to establish a focus city on the West Coast, a vision pursued since the tenure of former CEO David Neeleman.
Following the failed merger with JetBlue, Spirit Airlines EVP and CCO, Matt Klein, anticipates imminent industry consolidation among US carriers.
JetBlue's departure from Burlington, Vermont, in 2023 marked the culmination of a prolonged financial dispute, underscoring challenges the airline faced in maintaining its operations in the state.
In a strategic move to achieve profitability, JetBlue is eliminating several routes, including international destinations, and overhauling its Los Angeles operations.
Insider sources indicate an imminent announcement from JetBlue about significant reductions in their West Coast operations, targeting unprofitable routes for cuts.
JetBlue's seasonal service to Dublin, marking the airline's entry into Ireland, utilizes the Airbus A321neo, featuring the Mint experience, through September 30, 2024.
JetBlue sets its sights on financial recovery, emphasizing a return to core business practices and leveraging customer loyalty as key strategies.
Facing a narrowing set of options, Spirit Airlines turns to a novel deal with debtholders in the wake of the failed merger with JetBlue.
Following the conclusion of their merger agreement, JetBlue and Spirit Airlines are set to chart separate futures, focusing on independent expansion and profitability.
JetBlue Airways resolves its complaint with the Dutch government by acquiring desired take-off and landing slots at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for the summer season, yet signals readiness to advocate for further access.
As Boeing navigates ongoing hurdles, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg assures ongoing stringent regulatory scrutiny to ensure quality and safety standards are met.
Following a federal court's objection, JetBlue Airways officially ends its bid to merge with Spirit Airlines, halting the major consolidation attempt.
In a significant development, JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines have approached a U.S. appeals court, seeking to overturn a previous ruling that halted their proposed $3.8 billion union, signaling ongoing consolidation efforts within the airline sector.
In a recent move, major carriers including Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue Airways, and United Airlines have announced an increase in checked-bag fees, impacting the cost of travel.
Assuming leadership of JetBlue, CEO Joanna Geraghty faces the task of steering the airline towards recovery and growth in a turbulent market.
In a groundbreaking move, JetBlue has submitted a proposal to secure an Essential Air Service contract, marking its potential debut in servicing an EAS community.
Due to necessary Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engine inspections, JetBlue anticipates an average grounding of 11 Airbus narrowbody jets throughout 2024.
In a recent move, American Airlines and its counterparts have increased checked baggage fees, highlighting the value of specific credit cards in avoiding these additional charges.
With the potential merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines becoming increasingly unlikely, JetBlue's pilots, represented by ALPA, are pushing for a separate labor agreement.
JetBlue Mint passengers now have exclusive access to free helicopter shuttles to JFK and Newark, bypassing the city's notorious traffic and enjoying quicker transfers.
Following his recent acquisition of a significant stake, Carl Icahn is on the verge of an agreement to place two representatives on the board of JetBlue Airways, averting a potential proxy battle.
Carl Icahn, formerly of TWA, has acquired a significant share in JetBlue, becoming its third-largest investor and stirring speculation about the airline's strategic direction.
Amidst JetBlue's share price surge, investor Carl Icahn's stake acquisition signals confidence in the airline's financial prospects.
The merger ambiguity surrounding Spirit Airlines prompts their pilots to seek alternate job opportunities, signaling unease within the workforce.
In efforts to improve on-time performance and financial management, JetBlue has introduced a new CEO alongside experienced industry executives.
During a de-icing operation at Boston Logan Airport, the wingtip of one JetBlue aircraft made contact with the tail of another, resulting in the cancellation of two flights.
Spirit Airlines has reported a Q4 loss reduction to $184 million, buoyed by robust travel demand and lower operational costs including fuel, setting the stage for anticipated profitability.
With new strategies, JetBlue expects to maintain a steady increase in trained aircraft maintenance staff to meet operational demands.
Marty St. George, previously Chief Commercial Officer at LATAM Airlines, will lead JetBlue starting from February 26, 2024, marking a strategic executive shift.
In light of recent developments, JetBlue has retracted its request for the DOT to exclude KLM from JFK, originally prompted by noise reduction policies at Amsterdam's Schiphol.
The European Commission signals support for JetBlue's operations at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, ensuring competitive transatlantic flights and denying any moves by the Dutch government to restrict airline slots.