JetBlue’s Blue Basic gets less basic
June 21, 2024
JetBlue is trying to win back passengers who balk at no-carryon rules
JetBlue is trying to win back passengers who balk at no-carryon rules
Airlines are about to fly numbers of new routes, both domestic and trans-atlantic…and some for very cheap.
U.S. airlines are still hopeful of a big Cuba business, but it’s off to a slow start for the carriers.
JetBlue is planning to bump its 140-a-day Boston flights up to 200, and the plan includes starting up flights to Atlanta, where JetBlue hasn’t gone
JetBlue and Allegiant expand routes, especially from Florida airports, in some cases going head-to-head against established competitors.
JetBlue and American will be the first to start regular commercial flights to Cuba, with JetBlue kicking off August 31st. Both airlines are running sales.
Airbus reports good numbers, and hints it may fly to Europe. Its Airbus order has options for long-range models to do it.
Delta adds more A321s in move to speed up MD88 retirement; JetBlue takes possession of the first U.S.-built Airbus plane in Mobile, Alabama.
JetBlue’s JFK Terminal 5, which already features an outdoor patio, a vegetable garden, a dog walk and other passenger-friendly amenities is now becoming the first
Virgin America may be up for sale, and there are reported offers from JetBlue and Alaska Airlines, with Delta possibly coming to the table as well.
JetBlue is trying to win back passengers who balk at no-carryon rules
Airlines are about to fly numbers of new routes, both domestic and trans-atlantic…and some for very cheap.
U.S. airlines are still hopeful of a big Cuba business, but it’s off to a slow start for the carriers.
JetBlue is planning to bump its 140-a-day Boston flights up to 200, and the plan includes starting up flights to
JetBlue and Allegiant expand routes, especially from Florida airports, in some cases going head-to-head against established competitors.
JetBlue and American will be the first to start regular commercial flights to Cuba, with JetBlue kicking off August 31st. Both airlines are running sales.
Airbus reports good numbers, and hints it may fly to Europe. Its Airbus order has options for long-range models to do it.
Delta adds more A321s in move to speed up MD88 retirement; JetBlue takes possession of the first U.S.-built Airbus plane in Mobile, Alabama.
JetBlue’s JFK Terminal 5, which already features an outdoor patio, a vegetable garden, a dog walk and other passenger-friendly amenities
Virgin America may be up for sale, and there are reported offers from JetBlue and Alaska Airlines, with Delta possibly coming to the table as well.