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Who opened up their dumbass mouth and tanked the Market?
Does any body here know the date when the Spirit shareholders meeting to vote on the merger takes place? Am thinking we should get a boost if they approve. Bought my first lot of JBLU today. Thanks.
8s holding so far
Vote was postponed. Jet Blue extended their offer until the end of July.
With two days left before a shareholder vote, the battle for Spirit Airlines has intensified after the low-cost carrier reaffirmed its commitment to merge with Frontier Group Holdings despite JetBlue Airways raising its offer. JetBlue (JBLU) gained 1.1%, while Frontier’s (ULCC) stock was 2.9% higher. On Monday, JetBlue, which is based in New York, increased to $400 million from $350 million the amount it would pay Spirit if antitrust regulators don’t approve the deal.
Esp w gas so high. Killing profit
Literally just did a roundtrip to Pheonix on $JBLU to Phoenix 5hr delay, No Pilots! Back to Florida 2hr delay,, worth $5, nightmare
Hearing 6s
Probably a bit more pain ahead but bottom is close imo
It is cheap, seats are full, beat earnings, but cut back on Flights, that should change when more Americans wanna work for a change, added a few PUTS to hedge it.
Added May 20 '22 $13 CALLS .23c each
Added here today $JBLU
JetBlue Airways Corp. is "confident the worst (of the omicron's wave) is behind us," as evidenced by recent case-count trends in New York City "plummeting," Chief Executive Robin Hayes said in a call with analysts following the airline's fourth-quarter results. "We believe demand is poised to reaccelerate through the quarter into a robust spring and peak summer travel season, similar to the setup around this time last year," Hayes said, according to a FactSet transcript of the call. "And we are already seeing demand rebound strongly, with net revenue builds up roughly 30% compared to the first week of January." JetBlue earlier Thursday reported a fourth-quarter loss that was narrower than expected and revenue above forecasts. The stock was the sole major U.S. airline stock to trade higher on Thursday amid broader market weakness. JetBlue shares have lost 6% in the past 12 months, contrasting with gains of around 15% for the S&P 500 index. and underperforming in relation to the U.S. Global JETS ETF (JETS), which lost about 5% in the same period.
-Claudia Assis
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JBLU
In Celebration of JetBlue For Good Month, JetBlue Donates Two Million TrueBlue Points to Charitable Organizations
On Giving Tuesday, JetBlue Invites Customers to Join in Donating Points for Good to a Variety of Charities Including Make-A-Wish®, Miles4Migrants and The DREAM Project
JetBlue (Nasdaq:JBLU) is excited to announce the airline is continuing its tradition of commemorating November as JetBlue For Good® Month. Today, which is celebrated as Giving Tuesday and throughout JetBlue For Good Month, JetBlue is recognizing and giving back to a variety of worthy organizations by donating two million TrueBlue® points to these charities. The airline is also encouraging its customers to join the effort to give back by donating their TrueBlue loyalty points to help these nonprofits continue their important work. TrueBlue members can donate points to JetBlue’s longstanding partners including Make-A-Wish®, Miles4Migrants and The DREAM Project, among other causes.
TrueBlue members are invited to go online to donate their unused TrueBlue points by visiting trueblue.jetblue.com/donate-points. Members may choose from a list of selected charities to which to donate points, highlighting causes that may be important to them. Each charity can put the points to work for travel necessary to advance its mission.
“JetBlue For Good Month is not only a time to focus on giving back, it serves as a reminder of what JetBlue with our 21,000 crewmembers does all year round,” said Icema Gibbs, vice president, corporate social responsibility and diversity, equity and inclusion, JetBlue. “Since our beginning, JetBlue has been committed to giving back to the communities where we work and serve. With the pandemic disrupting so much over the last 21 months and so much on pause, we’re grateful these worthy organizations have been able to persevere in the face of adversity. We’re proud that JetBlue’s crewmembers and customers are a part of the effort.”
Need some inspiration on charities to donate points to? Here are a few of JetBlue’s partner organizations:
Make-A-Wish® – JetBlue has been a longtime partner of Make-A-Wish®, providing travel in order to fulfill life-changing wishes for children battling critical illnesses. JetBlue crewmembers from across the airline’s network have been able to participate in seeing off and welcoming these children and their families, feeling the reward of being a part of these milestone moments. A wish brings hope to wish kids and their families and can be an important part of the healing process, helping kids deal with and even overcome their illness.
Miles4Migrants – JetBlue recently began partnering with Miles4Migrants to provide 35 million miles to fund over 2,000 airline tickets. Founded in 2016, Miles4Migrants uses donated frequent flyer miles, credit card points, vouchers and cash to help people impacted by war, persecution, or disaster reunite with loved ones and start new beginnings in safe homes. Since its inception, Miles4Migrants has flown more than 10,000 people from 78 countries of origin. Miles4Migrants has already flown over 6,700 Afghans — including many who assisted the U.S. military — more than any other country of origin.
The DREAM Project – JetBlue has partnered with The Dominican Republic Education and Mentoring (DREAM) Project in the Dominican Republic since 2008. The DREAM Project seeks to ensure that all children and youth have equal opportunities to learn and develop their full potential through transformative education programs that combat the effects of poverty. Over the past 13 years, JetBlue and DREAM have collaborated on infrastructure repairs, painting, educational material donations, book donations, computer donations, and educational workshops. The last two years, the partnership has focused on literacy, through “My Very Own Library” book fairs held in community-based schools with a different theme for each fair.
For more information or to donate points to the charity of your choice, visit trueblue.jetblue.com/donate-points.
Giving back is part of JetBlue’s DNA and is core to its mission of Inspiring Humanity® –
Centered around volunteerism and service, JetBlue For Good focuses on the areas that are most important to the airline’s customers and crewmembers - Community, Youth/Education and the Environment. JetBlue’s core programs and partnerships directly impact the areas where its customers and crewmembers live and work by enhancing education and providing access to those that are traditionally underserved. JetBlue’s signature programs include its award-winning Soar with Reading initiative which has provided more than $3.75 million worth of books to kids who need them most; its Blue Horizons For Autism program which helps introduce air travel in a realistic environment to families and children affected by autism; and its GreenUp campaign which highlights the airline’s commitment to local environments. Join the #JetBlueForGood conversation on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, check for regular updates, and get involved.
JetBlue Announces New Tentative Agreement on Negotiations with TWU
JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) today announced it has reached a new tentative agreement with the Transport Workers Union (TWU) for JetBlue’s inflight crewmembers.
“We’re pleased to share that the JetBlue and TWU negotiating committees have reached a new tentative agreement,” said Ed Baklor, head of customer care and programs, JetBlue. “Our inflight crewmembers have been on the frontline supporting and protecting JetBlue’s operation and our customers through the COVID-19 pandemic, and I am proud of the TWU and JetBlue teams for recognizing our environment and coming to the table with solutions. We look forward to bringing this contract to a vote with our inflight crewmembers.”
About JetBlue
JetBlue is New York's Hometown Airline®, and a leading carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Los Angeles, Orlando, and San Juan. JetBlue carries customers across the U.S., Caribbean, and Latin America, and between New York and London. For more information, visit jetblue.com.
JetBlue expands codeshare agreement with Icelandair
JetBlue Accelerates Transition to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) With Plans for the Largest-Ever Supply of SAF in New York Airports for a Commercial Airline
September 29 2021 - 08:23AM
-- JetBlue to Outpace Industry in SAF Usage Based on Percentage of Total Fuel (a), Doubling Its Prior Commitment with SG Preston and On Pace to Achieve 10 Percent SAF Usage Years Ahead of Its Original Target --
-- Sustainability Commitment Goes Beyond Jet Fuel with Conversion of Airport Ground Vehicles to Electric at Newark Liberty International Airport and a Comprehensive LED Lighting Retrofit at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport --
JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) today announced plans to speed up its transition to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with an offtake agreement with SG Preston, a leading bioenergy developer. With the addition of this SG Preston agreement to its previous SAF commitments, JetBlue is well ahead of pace on its target to convert 10 percent of its total fuel usage to SAF on a blended basis by 2030. The airline will reach nearly eight percent SAF usage by the end of 2023 when delivery of SAF under this agreement is expected. JetBlue is doubling its previous SAF commitment with SG Preston, which was first announced in 2016 as one of the largest SAF purchase agreements in aviation history.
JetBlue’s agreement with SG Preston also marks a major milestone for SAF in New York’s airports. This deal is expected to bring the first large-scale volume of domestically produced SAF for a commercial airline to New York’s metropolitan airports. JetBlue will convert 30 percent of its fuel buy across John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) from traditional Jet-A fuel to SAF (b), which is expected to reduce emissions by an estimated 80 percent per gallon of neat SAF, compared to traditional petroleum-based fuels.
Targeting a start in 2023 and continuing over a 10-year period, SG Preston will deliver at least 670 million gallons of blended SAF to JetBlue to fuel its flight operations at JFK, LGA and EWR, helping JetBlue avoid approximately 1.5 million metric tons of CO2 emissions. JetBlue expects to invest more than $1 billion in purchasing SAF over the term of this agreement, at a price competitive to traditional Jet-A fuel, with no expected material impact to the airline’s total fuel costs. This marks the largest-ever announced near-term SAF deal for delivery in the Northeast and will be become the airline’s largest single jet fuel contract.
“We are well past the point of vague climate commitments and corporate strategies. Earlier this year, we set specific, dated, and aggressive emissions targets. And now we are physically changing the fuel in our aircraft to meet these commitments,” said Robin Hayes, chief executive officer, JetBlue. “At JetBlue, we’re heavily investing in SAF because we see it as our most promising means of rapidly and directly reducing aircraft emissions in the near-term. With this expanded agreement with SG Preston, nearly eight percent of JetBlue’s total fuel use will be SAF, putting us well ahead of pace in reaching our goal of 10 percent SAF usage by 2030.”
Sustainable aviation fuel is jet fuel produced from biological resources that can be replenished rapidly and without impacting food supply. Compared to traditional petroleum-based Jet-A fuel, renewable options can significantly reduce both greenhouse gas emissions and other air pollutants such as particulate matter and sulfur oxides. Safety is JetBlue’s number one priority, and SAF is functionally equivalent to conventional Jet-A fuel, posing no discernible difference in safety or performance. The fuel is fully compatible with existing jet engine technology and fuel distribution infrastructure when blended with fossil jet fuel, and is tested and transported the same way as regular Jet-A fuel.
SG Preston has made significant progress on a new facility in the Northeast to produce SAF at a large scale. SG Preston’s HEFA- (hydro-processed esters and fatty acids) based renewable jet fuel will be sustainably produced from waste fats, oils, greases, and non-food oilseeds. The fuel is expected to receive sustainability certification from ISCC, an independent, global certification body for sustainability and carbon reduction. SG Preston’s process utilizes industry-leading refining process technology, which has been FAA-approved for commercial flying since 2011. This SAF will be blended with Jet-A fuel at an estimated 30 percent blend ratio before being transported to JFK, LGA, and EWR.
“The SG Preston-JetBlue relationship is the blueprint for a balanced partnership designed to achieve both the airline’s and global aviation’s sustainability and pricing goals. The reality of achieving the US sustainability target of approximately 35 billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel by 2050 is daunting. Engaging with, and addressing the concerns of all key stakeholders and contributors to the solution, is paramount to successfully reaching this target. JetBlue’s continued commitment to SG Preston’s development strategy illustrates continued confidence in our unique approach to this challenge. We’re honored by this demonstration of trust,” said Randy Delbert Letang, CEO of SG Preston.
JetBlue’s SAF Strategy
JetBlue’s revised deal with SG Preston is its third agreement for SAF. JetBlue recently entered into a new relationship with World Energy and World Fuel Services and began flying with SAF at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in July 2021. Additionally, JetBlue partnered with Neste in August 2020 to fuel its flights from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) with SAF. JetBlue’s SAF strategy was developed with support and consultancy from energy market experts at ICF.
While JetBlue views SAF as the most promising solution to rapidly and directly reduce aircraft emissions in the short and medium term, it is one piece of its larger decarbonization strategy including aircraft efficiency, fuel optimization, sustainable aviation fuel, electric ground operations, technology partnerships and carbon offsetting.
Hayes continued, “We recognize that airlines have a responsibility to decarbonize our operations and usher in an era of truly sustainable travel. We are therefore stepping up as an industry with commitments and clear actions. However, we can’t do it alone. In order for our industry to meet our ambitious targets, we are asking for collaboration and leadership from our key stakeholders – fuel suppliers, aircraft and engine manufacturers, and governments to play a critical role in helping the drive toward net zero.”
JetBlue’s Commitment to Grow Sustainably in New York
New York is JetBlue’s home and where more than 7,000 of its crewmembers live and work. The airline is experiencing significant growth in New York, and furthering plans to substantially increase flying and bring more low fares and jobs to JFK, LGA and EWR as part of its Northeast Alliance with American Airlines. As JetBlue increases its presence and brings more air service to the region’s three airports, it is more important than ever to grow sustainably.
With a focus on more sustainable operations, JetBlue was recently selected for a grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s transportation electrification initiative for electric ground service equipment (eGSE) at EWR. With this grant, JetBlue will convert 38 ground service vehicles to electric, and install 16 dual-port charging stations, with additional support from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Following this conversion and one in process at Boston Logan International Airport, JetBlue will have converted 39 percent of these three vehicle types to electric. This is significant progress towards JetBlue’s eGSE goal to convert 40 percent of its bag tugs, belt loaders, and pushbacks network wide to electric by 2025, and 50 percent by 2030.
Additionally, JetBlue is making significant updates to T5 by upgrading the entire terminal to LED lighting solutions provided by Brightcore Energy, a premier provider of turn-key energy efficiency projects from lighting to solar, renewable heating & cooling, EV chargers, and battery storage. The T5 upgrades will reduce JetBlue’s lighting-related energy use by approximately 66 percent, based on current usage. The project will have a significant impact, saving more than 2.1 million kWh annually, while improving aesthetics, lowering energy costs and reducing the terminal’s carbon footprint.
“We applaud JetBlue’s commitment to convert 30 percent of its fuel demand from traditional jet fuel to sustainable aviation fuel across the three major New York airports. This latest initiative from JetBlue is a critical step towards accelerating the production and adoption of SAF in the northeast, and achieving the associated environmental benefits in our region,” said Rick Cotton, Executive Director of the Port Authority of NY & NJ. “This initiative advances our continued collaboration with JetBlue on important sustainability measures, including energy efficiency upgrades and electrifying ground support equipment at our airports.”
JetBlue’s Focus on the Environment
JetBlue depends on natural resources and a healthy environment to keep its business running smoothly. Natural resources are essential for the airline to fly and tourism relies on having beautiful, natural and preserved destinations for customers to visit. The airline focuses on issues that have the potential to impact its business. Customers, crewmembers and community are key to JetBlue's sustainability strategy. Demand from these groups for responsible service is one of the motivations behind changes that help reduce the airline’s environmental impact. For more on JetBlue’s sustainability initiatives, visit www.jetblue.com/sustainability.
About JetBlue Airways
JetBlue is New York's Hometown Airline®, and a leading carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Los Angeles, Orlando and San Juan. JetBlue carries customers across the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America, and between New York and London. For more information, visit jetblue.com.
eyes on JBLU, looking very nice today, I smell jet fuel paychents pays very nicely
nice jblu, grabbed some of the quiet ugly :O)
JBLU...sold out of my position with the Delta variant slowing sales at the moment...will look for another entry in time...:partying_face:
JBLU...sold out of my position with the Delta variant slowing sales at the moment...will look for another entry in time...:partying_face:
Passenger Load Factor is growing daily. Going to be a great quarter.
Bob R.
Some very nice additions to the Management Team today. Looking good.
Bob R.
JBLU...$16...in the P/M...8K/Earnings...https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15112524&guid=mOFkkp9fl6doTth
American, Southwest post quarterly profits on travel rebound, federal aid
U.S. carriers American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) and Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) on Thursday posted quarterly profits helped by a bookings rebound and federal aid, and forecast improving revenue trends in the months ahead as more people return to travel.
U.S. airlines, which received $54 billion in COVID-19 relief for workers' salaries and also took on debt to survive a deep industry crisis, are now deleveraging balance sheets and rushing to service a rebound.
"We are in the midst of an unprecedented recovery," American Chief Executive Doug Parker said on an investor call where the company also outlined plans to pay down about $15 billion of debt by the end of 2025.
American, the world's largest airline, said it has not seen any decline in booking related to a recent uptick in COVID-19 infection rates, echoing recent comments by Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) and United Airlines.
Domestic leisure travel has nearly recouped 2019 levels, and American said it sees domestic business travel fully recovering next year.
International travel, however remains beset by entry bans, though American said that whenever restrictions are lifted, there is a "quick and dramatic increase in bookings."
Revenues at American, the world's largest airline, jumped 361% to $7.48 billion, beating forecasts, as it carried 44 million passengers, five times more than a year ago.
The quick ramp up has posed operations headaches for both American and Southwest, which had to cancel flights due to labor shortages. Both have recalled pilots and flight attendants and are renewing hiring plans.
Southwest Chief Executive Gary Kelly said the company is "intensely focused on improving our operations as we restore our network to meet demand."
Total operating revenue at Southwest, which is more focused on domestic travel, rose nearly 300% to $4 billion from a year earlier but fell about 32% from 2019.
More flying and higher fuel prices will weigh on the airline's costs in the third quarter, it warned.
American, the world's largest carrier, turned a $19 million profit for the second quarter to June, including federal aid, compared with a loss of $2.07 billion, a year earlier.
Southwest posted net income of $348 million, or $0.57 per share, also including aid. Excluding items, Southwest's net loss was larger than analysts had forecast, hitting shares.
However, both airlines said they were profitable in the month of June even without federal funds, a first since the pandemic began in early 2020.
Alaska Air (NYSE:ALK) Group on Thursday reported a $397 million profit, or $3.15 per share, in the second quarter, including aid.
Seems like a fast bleed
Slow bleed for the last month. Summer travel gonna get this back above $20?
JBLU...$17.39...in the P/M...:party:
[9:21 AM]
georgie18 — 06/18/2021
JBLU...$17.08...Bidding the 200ma range for a starter here...on the Oversold Pincher...Squeeze set up... :party:
Your very welcome...
Nice Pinch happening!
Thank you for that lovely chart.
JBLU...$17.31...Bidding the 200ma range for a starter here...on the Oversold Pincher...Squeeze set up...imo...we shall see...
Chart... https://schrts.co/EKfBADxa ...
$gblu $18.63 v -0.19 (-1.01%)
Volume: 13,585,193 @03/05/21 7:59:26 PM EST
JetBlue Takes Delivery of Its First Airbus A321neo Aircraft Featuring Reimagined Mint® for North American Flying
February 26 2021 - 03:15PM
Business Wire
All-New Aircraft Layout Offers Industry-Leading Comfort and Connectivity on Select Flights between New York and Los Angeles Starting this Summer
JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) today announced it has formally taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo (new engine option) aircraft configured with the airline’s reimagined premium Mint® experience and an all-new onboard layout, featuring comfort and connectivity perks that set the airline apart from other U.S. carriers. The aircraft is scheduled to arrive at JetBlue's home at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) tonight from the Airbus production facility in Hamburg, Germany.
This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210226005628/en/
Travelers can spot the A321neo with Mint by its unique “Ribbons” tailfin. The design features three blues from the airline’s brand palette and is the first tailfin inspired by so-called “Op Art” – as in optical art – using simple shapes to create the illusion of three dimensions and movement. (Photo: Business Wire)
Travelers can spot the A321neo with Mint by its unique “Ribbons” tailfin. The design features three blues from the airline’s brand palette and is the first tailfin inspired by so-called “Op Art” – as in optical art – using simple shapes to create the illusion of three dimensions and movement. (Photo: Business Wire)
JetBlue’s A321neo with Mint features 16 Mint suites – including two Mint Studios™ – and 144 core seats. It will first operate on select flights between New York-JFK and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) this summer. Today’s delivery – tail N2105J named “NEO Mintality” – brings JetBlue’s total fleet count to 270 aircraft, is the airline’s 16th A321neo and the first of this aircraft type to feature Mint.
“With so much excitement around JetBlue’s London plans, we’re delighted to also introduce our fabulous, all-new transatlantic Mint suites to customers on select flights within the U.S.,” said Jayne O’Brien, head of marketing and loyalty, JetBlue. “Our reimagined Mint and award-winning core experience, combined with the superior economics of the A321neo aircraft, will position JetBlue to compete effectively and add relevance to our customers in Mint markets.”
“JetBlue continues to leverage the versatility of the A321neo — now featuring JetBlue’s Mint cabin design. The A321neo is ideally suited to the North American market with a winning combination of increased range and lower operating costs thanks to the aircraft’s reduced fuel burn,” said Chris Jones, Senior Vice President - Customers, Airbus Americas. “The passenger friendliness associated with the A321 cabin blend very well with these enhanced operating efficiencies and are ideally suited to meet the demands of trans-continental travel - perfect for JetBlue’s US routes between JFK and LAX this summer.”
Travelers can spot the A321neo with Mint by its unique “Ribbons” tailfin. The design features three blues from the airline’s brand palette and is the first tailfin inspired by so-called “Op Art” – as in optical art – using simple shapes to create the illusion of three dimensions and movement.
All Suites, All the Time
The first major design overhaul of Mint – designed in partnership with Acumen Design Associates – will debut on select flights between New York and Los Angeles this summer.
We made every Mint seat a suite: JetBlue’s reimagined Mint will offer more privacy with 16 aisle-access suites. Every inch of space anticipates customer needs, with features including a tilting 17-inch Thales AVANT seatback screen, wireless charging capabilities, an integrated phone ledge for multitasking, and easy-to-reach in-seat power, as well as laptop, shoe and handbag stowage. JetBlue is the first carrier to outfit its aircraft with Thompson Aero Seating’s VantageSOLO seat, the company’s revolutionary single aisle seating solution with a herringbone configuration developed and designed specifically for narrow-body aircraft and further customized for JetBlue.
Mint Studio is the pinnacle of space and privacy: The all-new Mint Studio – conceptualized by Acumen and developed in partnership with AIM Altitude – is JetBlue’s latest game-changing innovation, offering the most space in a premium experience from any U.S. airline (a). Each aircraft will have two Mint Studios in the first row, providing ample room for working or relaxing, and featuring a 22-inch tilting Thales AVANT seatback screen, an extra side table for added productivity, and a guest seat that can accommodate an additional Mint customer during flight at cruising altitude. When reclined, customers can kick back and relax on the largest lie-flat bed of any U.S. carrier (b).
Our proprietary seat design is truly a bed in the sky: JetBlue tapped Tuft & Needle – the innovative mattress company that pioneered the bed-in-a-box trend – to shape the entire Mint sleep experience onboard. Engineered for comfort, every Mint seat is layered with Tuft & Needle’s proprietary T&N Adaptive® foam and a breathable cover to create a cool and comfortable sleep experience unlike anything in the sky. The seat complements additional sleep amenities developed in partnership with the brand, including a convertible blanket with a built-in foot pocket, a memory foam lined pillow with a pillowcase, and a snooze kit with a matching eye mask and earplugs.
Core and So Much More
JetBlue’s core experience on the A321neo – with the most legroom in coach (c) – features the Collins Meridian seat, customized around customer feedback and featuring a number of design elements with comfort and convenience in mind.
144 seats with a width of 18.4 inches, the widest available for the A321neo aircraft.
Seven rows of Even More Space® seating, all located in the forward area of the core experience, based on customer feedback.
10.1 inch, 1080P high definition screen at every seat.
Easy-to-reach in-seat power, featuring AC and USB ports.
Enhanced cushion comfort and adjustable headrests.
Contoured seatback design at knee level creating additional living space.
Custom designed seatback storage.
Connected Customers
JetBlue will build on its reputation as an industry leader in inflight entertainment options with Thales AVANT and ViaSat-2 connectivity. With this system, JetBlue will offer every customer aboard the A321neo with expanded and personalized entertainment choices in nearly every region the airline flies (d). With JetBlue, all customers have the ability to connect an unlimited number of devices and stream, surf, or chat during the entire flight, from gate to gate.
100+ channels of DIRECTV®, hundreds of movies, full seasons of binge-worthy TV shows, and custom seatback games.
Picture-in-picture function.
Enhanced, 3D flight map offering multiple ways to track time to destination.
Personal handheld device pairing capabilities for use as a remote or gaming controller.
Expanded Fly-Fi® connectivity, providing coverage to nearly the entire JetBlue network.
Design Details
JetBlue is also maximizing the A321neo’s ultra-modern design to create an elevated customer experience throughout the interior. Every aspect of the aircraft has been meticulously customized to create a perfect environment to deliver JetBlue’s award-winning service.
Refreshed onboard Pantry® with a mini-fridge and drawers full of complimentary snacks.
Spacious overhead bins for additional carry-on bag capacity.
Custom LED mood lighting designed to provide a more soothing inflight experience with lighting scenarios that change with time of day or phase of flight.
Four full-size lavatories featuring subway tile patterns – a nod to JetBlue being New York’s Hometown Airline®.
Custom-designed front and rear wall panel featuring unique and modern patterns.
Heated floors in front galley area for added crewmember comfort, a first for JetBlue.
Savings and Sustainability
The A321neo helps ensure JetBlue delivers on its cost-savings and sustainability commitments in the coming years. Thanks to the Airbus new engine option, the aircraft features a 20 percent increase in fuel efficiency compared to the previous generation of the aircraft. It also boasts an increased range of up to 500 nautical miles. JetBlue’s existing fleet of all-core A321neo’s has allowed the airline to enter new and longer nonstop markets not previously possible with other aircraft types.
Optimizing fuel burn is an important first step in JetBlue’s cost-conscious sustainability strategy, and prioritizing fuel-efficient aircraft and engines aligns with JetBlue’s approach to reducing emissions. In 2020, JetBlue became the first major U.S. airline to achieve carbon neutrality for all domestic flights, and later announced its commitment to net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
JetBlue continues to navigate the new travel environment with a steady hand and a long-term view on recovery. The investment in the A321neo with Mint allows the airline to continue to execute its low cost business model, and enables JetBlue to continue to offer low fares to more customers.
About JetBlue Airways
JetBlue is New York's Hometown Airline®, and a leading carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Los Angeles, Orlando and San Juan. JetBlue carries customers across the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America. For more information, visit jetblue.com.
(a)Based on personal square footage per passenger seat.
(b)Based on total reclined bed surface area.
(c)JetBlue offers the most legroom in coach based on average fleet-wide seat pitch for U.S. airlines.
(d)Fly-Fi and live television are available on all JetBlue-operated flights. On ViaSat-2 equipped aircraft, Fly-Fi will not be available on portions of some routes, and live television will not be available while operating outside of the contiguous U.S., or until the aircraft returns to the coverage area. On all other aircraft, Fly-Fi and live television will not be available while operating outside of the contiguous U.S., or until the aircraft returns to the coverage area.
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$jblu $15.26 v -0.01 (-0.07%)
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$jblu Pps going up! Like the airline stock
$jblu $14.59 v -0.265 (-1.78%)
Volume: 7,854,748 @12/31/20 7:59:57 PM EST
I definitely like airline stocks but there
are times to steer clear from them.
Merry Christmas
Briboy
$jblu $15.65 v -0.24 (-1.51%)
Volume: 14,873,800 @12/04/20 7:59:52 PM EST
Don’t marry it. Looking good for a day trade today.
Gl
This public common stock offering at $14.40
came at the worst time.
What does this mean for JBLU moving forward?
Briboy
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Run jet blue run......
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