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JetBlue Launches Boston-Madrid and Edinburgh Routes in May 2025

JetBlue will inaugurate daily nonstop flights from Boston Logan to Madrid and Edinburgh on May 22, 2025. This expansion marks the airline's first-ever service to Spain as part of its evolving transatlantic strategy, following the removal of unprofitable European routes.

2024-12-10T06:21:59.686604-08:00

Flightradar24

JetBlue Increases Focus on Boston for Summer 2025 Operations

2024-12-20T11:33:39.285980-08:00

Simple Flying

JetBlue CEO Urges FAA to Overhaul Aging ATC Systems Ahead of Administration Change

2024-12-18T15:48:13.707016-08:00

PaxEx.Aero

JetBlue to Introduce First-Class Cabin Fleetwide in 2026

2024-12-11T06:56:53.949458-08:00

JetBlue News Timeline

Flightradar24

JetBlue Increases Focus on Boston for Summer 2025 Operations JetBlue is strategically enhancing its presence in Boston for the upcoming summer 2025 season, aiming to capitalize on the market's burgeoning demand. This expansion highlights JetBlue's commitment to bolstering its network and increasing service frequency in key destinations.

2024-12-20T11:33:39.285980-08:00

JetBlue Increases Focus on Boston for Summer 2025 Operations

Simple Flying

JetBlue CEO Urges FAA to Overhaul Aging ATC Systems Ahead of Administration Change A recent GAO audit highlights critical vulnerabilities in the FAA's outdated air traffic control systems. JetBlue's CEO is calling for comprehensive modernization efforts as the Trump administration prepares to take office, emphasizing the risks posed by current technological deficiencies in managing airspace.

2024-12-18T15:48:13.707016-08:00

JetBlue CEO Urges FAA to Overhaul Aging ATC Systems Ahead of Administration Change

Bloomberg

Alaska Air Considers JetBlue Acquisition for Nationwide Expansion Alaska Air, currently focused on integrating Hawaiian Airlines, is exploring the possibility of acquiring JetBlue to enhance its market reach. This strategic move aims to bolster Alaska's presence as a nationwide carrier, leveraging JetBlue's established routes and customer base.

2024-12-13T06:46:03.177101-08:00

Alaska Air Considers JetBlue Acquisition for Nationwide Expansion

Airways Magazine

JetBlue Opens First Caribbean Crew Base in San Juan, Adding 400+ Jobs JetBlue, Puerto Rico's largest carrier, inaugurated its first crew base outside the continental U.S. at San Juan's Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. This strategic move is set to create over 400 jobs and boost JetBlue's operational presence in the Caribbean region.

2024-12-12T06:21:21.209842-08:00

JetBlue Opens First Caribbean Crew Base in San Juan, Adding 400+ Jobs

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

JetBlue Enhances Premium Service After Spirit Acquisition Falls Through JetBlue is adopting a premium strategy with the addition of first-class seats and the reduction of certain routes. This shift follows the collapse of its bid to acquire Spirit Airlines and aims to better compete with major carriers.

2024-12-11T09:48:26.327241-08:00

JetBlue Enhances Premium Service After Spirit Acquisition Falls Through

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JetBlue to Introduce First-Class Cabin Fleetwide in 2026 JetBlue Airways is set to roll out first-class seating across its domestic fleet starting in 2026. This initiative aims to capture the growing demand for premium travel options, featuring a new two-by-two seating configuration for shorter flights alongside its existing Mint business class offerings.

2024-12-11T06:56:53.949458-08:00

JetBlue to Introduce First-Class Cabin Fleetwide in 2026

PaxEx.Aero

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JetBlue Launches Boston-Madrid and Edinburgh Routes in May 2025 JetBlue will inaugurate daily nonstop flights from Boston Logan to Madrid and Edinburgh on May 22, 2025. This expansion marks the airline's first-ever service to Spain as part of its evolving transatlantic strategy, following the removal of unprofitable European routes.

2024-12-10T06:21:59.686604-08:00

JetBlue Launches Boston-Madrid and Edinburgh Routes in May 2025

thebulkheadseat.com

JetBlue Adjusts Network, Exits San José and Reduces Seattle Service JetBlue is restructuring its network by eliminating unprofitable routes. It will exit San José Mineta International Airport and discontinue its Mint services on flights to and from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, aiming to optimize its business strategy amidst challenging conditions.

2024-12-07T07:56:14.745840-08:00

JetBlue Adjusts Network, Exits San José and Reduces Seattle Service

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