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JetBlue Airways Launches First Crew Base Outside Continental US
(JBLU) - Analyzing JetBlue Airways's Short Interest
JetBlue Opens Crew Base in San Juan, Bringing More Than 400 Jobs to Puerto Rico by Next Year
Express News | Federal Aviation Administration Extends Ban on US Flights to Port-AU-Prince, Haiti Until March 25
JetBlue Airways (JBLU.US) plans to introduce a mini first class cabin on domestic flights in 2026.
JetBlue Airways (JBLU.US) plans to add Mini-Mint or Junior Mint mini-version first-class seats on airplanes in 2026. JetBlue Airways President Marty St. George stated in a briefing to employees that all Airbus aircraft not equipped with Mint lie-flat seats will be fitted with either two or three rows of first-class seats. He mentioned that Mint lie-flat seats cannot be replicated on shorter flights, so the company must propose solutions for passengers willing to pay more for space on shorter flights, hence the launch.
US Airline Stocks Likely to Be Propelled by 'Perfect Storm of Tailwinds' in 2025, Morgan Stanley Says
JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) Surges With New "Junior Mint" Section
JetBlue to Bring 'Junior Mint' First Class to Domestic Flights in 2026
CPI Read: Airfares in the U.S. Keep Rising
JetBlue Airways Analyst Ratings
Morgan Stanley Downgrades JetBlue Airways(JBLU.US) to Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $8
JetBlue's Turnaround Plan: First-Class Seats and Fewer Routes -- WSJ
JetBlue to Add Domestic First-Class Seats on Flights: Company -- WSJ
JetBlue CEO: 'This Is All About Getting Back to Our Roots' -- WSJ
JetBlue to Install Two to Three Rows of Domestic First Class in Planes Starting in 2026 -- WSJ
Airlines: 2025 Positive Outlook Overshadowed By Supply Disruption
JetBlue Expanding European Routes in May With Flights From Boston to Madrid, Edinburgh
Airline Association Projects Modest Rise in Industrywide Profit, Revenue in 2025
IATA: It is expected that passenger traffic in the Global Aviation industry will reach a record high in 2025, with a Net income of 36.6 billion USD.
The largest lobbying group in the Aviation industry stated in its annual forecast that due to a record 5.2 billion passengers flying, the Global Aviation industry will achieve a net income of 36.6 billion dollars by 2025.
Express News | JetBlue Awarded Best Economy Class by the Points Guy