JetBlue intends to end Embraer E190 operations in early September. JetBlue intends to replace the E190s with the Airbus A220-300, and the carrier only has nine still in operation as of August 2025.

The Department of Transportation has approved a new partnership between JetBlue Airways and United Airlines that will expand ...

JetBlue is rebranding its Paisly travel booking site as "TrueBlue Travel" and expanding redemptions for TrueBlue loyalty ...

JetBlue Airways has off-loaded 12 of its Embraer E190-100 airframes to aviation aftermarket firm Werner Aero along with 12 ...

JetBlue’s new Mint service redefines first-class travel in America with luxurious amenities, top-notch service, and ...

"JetBlue and United appreciate Secretary Duffy, Assistant Secretary Edwards, and the entire team at the DOT for their review ...

JetBlue lost $0.16 per share in the second quarter on revenue of $2.4 billion, topping Wall Street's forecast for a $0.33-per ...

The right to a refund is outlined in the Montreal Convention, an international treaty that established rules and limits ...

JetBlue Airways has sold nearly two dozen General Electric CF34-10E6 engines to aftermarket players this week as it ...

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Pendl’s bag for 43 days, ruining her 50th anniversary trip. At first, it offered just $181 to cover the cost of replacing ...

JetBlue Airways reintroduced some previously withdrawn guidance after a better-than-expected second quarter signaled travel ...