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Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.

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  1. 2020

    U.S. Transportation Department fines Emirates over Iran airspace flights

    The U.S. Transportation Department fined Emirates $400,000 over flights through Iranian airspace in 2019 that carried JetBlue Airways’ code. Emirates disputed that the violation warranted enforcement action but agreed to the fine to settle the matter; half would be waived if it avoided similar violations for one year.

  2. 2020

    SKY Leasing signs aircraft sale-leaseback agreement with JetBlue

    SKY Leasing announced that it had signed an agreement with JetBlue for the sale and leaseback of six A321-200NEO aircraft, with deliveries to JetBlue planned from Q2 to Q4 2020.

  3. 2020

    American Airlines and JetBlue unveil a new alliance

    American Airlines and JetBlue unveiled an alliance that will allow them to sell seats on each other's planes and let passengers earn and use frequent-flyer miles on either carrier; the partnership is subject to regulatory review.

  4. 2020

    Airbus starts production of JetBlue’s first U.S.-built A220

    Airbus started production of the first U.S.-built A220 for JetBlue at its Mobile, Alabama facility. JetBlue is to be the second customer served by the Mobile team.

  5. 2020

    JetBlue announces TrueBlue program changes

    JetBlue announced changes to its TrueBlue program, including extending currently valid Mosaic status through December 31, 2021, reducing 2020 qualification thresholds by 50%, allowing current Mosaic members to gift status, and offering double points on qualifying new bookings and JetBlue card purchases during specified periods.

  6. 2020

    JetBlue raises checked-baggage fees

    JetBlue announced that checked-baggage fees had increased to $35 for a passenger’s first bag and $45 for a second bag.

  7. 2019

    JetBlue runs Tick Tock Sale from New York-area airports

    JetBlue offered discounted fares on listed routes from New York-area airports as part of its Tick Tock Sale; the fares were set to expire at midnight on December 18, 2019.

  8. 2019

    JetBlue apologizes over employee’s Halloween costume

    JetBlue publicly apologized after an employee’s Halloween costume drew online criticism. The airline said the costume was insensitive and not in line with its costume policy.

  9. 2019

    JetBlue reports third-quarter 2019 financial results

    JetBlue Airways Corporation reported its third-quarter 2019 financial results, including diluted earnings per share of $0.63 and GAAP pre-tax income of $254 million.

  10. 2019

    JetBlue launches two-day airfare sale

    JetBlue launched an online two-day sale on domestic and international airfares, with one-way tickets starting at $49. The sale ends October 8, 2019.

  11. 2013

    JetBlue launches nonstop New York–Albuquerque service

    JetBlue launched daily nonstop air service between New York and Albuquerque, its first destination in New Mexico.