JetBlue
Coverage of JetBlue in the Nexus archive.
- Why some airline window seats don't have windows
Two US airlines, United and Delta, face lawsuits over windowless seats sold as 'window seats.' These seats lack physical windows due to aircraft design elements like ducts and wiring, with airlines such as JetBlue and Iberia also having similar seats. Passengers argue they paid extra for seats without views, while airlines claim a 'window seat' refers to a wall-adjacent position.
- JetBlue raised its summer fuel forecast and lifted its revenue outlook
JetBlue increased its summer fuel cost forecast to $4.26 to $4.36 per gallon from a previous range of $4.13 to $4.28. The airline also raised its revenue outlook.
- Helicopter pilot reports near miss with remote-controlled plane on same day JetBlue aircraft hits drone before landing at JFK
A helicopter pilot reported a near-miss with a remote-controlled plane on the same day a JetBlue passenger aircraft collided with a drone during landing at John F. Kennedy Airport. Both incidents highlight potential safety risks involving drones in aviation corridors.
- Passenger jet reports striking drone approaching JFK airport to land
A passenger jet reported striking a drone while approaching JFK International Airport, and a helicopter pilot later reported a close call with a remote-control plane near the same airport. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident involving a JetBlue plane, which landed safely in New York with no reported damage.
- 6/29: CBS Evening News
High winds and temperatures are exacerbating a major wildfire in Utah. A JetBlue flight reported a collision with a drone while landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
- 6/29: CBS Evening News
High winds and temperatures are exacerbating a major wildfire in Utah. A JetBlue flight reported a drone collision during landing at JFK Airport.
- Helicopter reports drone encounter near JFK hours after JetBlue's possible drone strike
A helicopter reported a drone encounter near JFK International Airport hours after a JetBlue pilot claimed a possible drone strike during landing. The FAA warned of an unauthorized unmanned aircraft in protected airspace, with the drone observed at 500 feet near a key navigation beacon. JetBlue confirmed a separate incident earlier involving a drone strike at 3,000 feet, though no damage was found.
- JetBlue flight reports collision with drone while landing at JFK
A JetBlue flight on final approach to New York's JFK Airport reported a mid-air collision with a drone. Senior transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave provided further details.
- Air traffic audio captures JetBlue pilot alerting controllers: 'We collided with a drone'
A JetBlue pilot reported a possible drone collision during the aircraft's approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport, as confirmed by air traffic control audio. The incident occurred near the ASALT waypoint, approximately 10 to 12 miles from JFK at 3,000 feet, but the flight landed safely with no damage detected.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as plane approached JFK airport to land Monday morning
A JetBlue pilot reported colliding with a drone near JFK International Airport during a morning landing approach. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, which occurred at 3,000 feet, though no damage was found during post-landing inspections. The Airbus A321 flight from Las Vegas to New York landed safely, and JetBlue confirmed no evidence of a collision was detected.
- JetBlue pilot reports colliding with drone over New York
A JetBlue pilot reported a possible drone collision during a flight from Las Vegas to New York, which landed safely at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating, and the aircraft showed no damage after inspection.
- FAA investigates after JetBlue flight reports hitting drone near JFK
The FAA is investigating an incident where a JetBlue flight reported hitting a drone near John F. Kennedy Airport. Officials confirmed no damage was found to the aircraft.
- JetBlue pilot says drone hit plane on JFK approach
A JetBlue pilot reported a drone collision at 3,000 feet during the plane's approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport. The aircraft sustained no visible damage, passengers disembarked safely, and the Federal Aviation Administration will investigate. A similar incident involving a United Airlines flight near Newark Airport was reported days earlier.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as plane approached JFK airport to land Monday morning
A JetBlue pilot reported colliding with a drone while approaching JFK International Airport for landing, but the plane landed safely with no damage detected. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, which occurred at 3,000 feet near New York Monday morning. The FAA highlighted growing concerns about drone-related risks near airports.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as plane approached JFK airport
A JetBlue pilot reported hitting a drone as he approached JFK International Airport to land in New York Monday morning. The incident occurred during the plane's landing approach.
- JetBlue plane collides with drone while landing at New York's JFK airport
A JetBlue plane collided with a drone while landing at New York's JFK airport. The incident occurred during the aircraft's approach to the airport.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as flight approached landing at JFK Airport
A JetBlue pilot reported a drone collision at nearly 3,000 feet while the flight was approaching landing at JFK Airport. The incident occurred during the aircraft's descent.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as flight approached landing at JFK Airport
A JetBlue pilot reported a drone collision at nearly 3,000 feet while the flight was approaching landing at JFK Airport. The incident occurred prior to the plane's touchdown.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as flight approached landing at JFK Airport
A JetBlue pilot reported a drone collision at nearly 3,000 feet while the flight was approaching landing at JFK Airport. The incident occurred prior to the plane's scheduled landing.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as flight approached landing at JFK Airport
A JetBlue pilot reported colliding with a drone at nearly 3,000 feet while approaching a landing at JFK Airport. The incident occurred prior to the flight's scheduled touchdown.
- JetBlue pilot reports hitting drone as flight approached landing at JFK Airport
A JetBlue pilot reported that a drone struck the plane above the cockpit at approximately 3,000 feet while approaching landing at JFK Airport. The incident occurred during the flight's descent at the airport.
- Major airline announces new nonstop flights from California
JetBlue is reintroducing a coast-to-coast flight route previously canceled over a year ago and adding a luxury element to the service. The airline will offer nonstop flights from California as part of this new initiative.
- Struggling JetBlue shuts down key Newark, LaGuardia operations as New York airport costs soar
JetBlue is shutting down key operations at Newark and LaGuardia airports due to rising New York airport costs. The airline is reallocating resources to South Florida to improve profitability.
- The Florida airport land grab sparked by Spirit Airline's collapse: JetBlue seizes chance to build a major new hub
The collapse of Spirit Airlines has led to a land grab at a Florida airport, with JetBlue taking the opportunity to establish a major new hub. JetBlue is capitalizing on the situation to expand its operations in the region.
- JetBlue bets big on Fort Lauderdale, from a new airport lounge to an international gateway
JetBlue is expanding its presence in Fort Lauderdale through a new airport lounge and positioning the city as an international gateway. The airline faces competition from Miami International Airport, which is a stronghold for American Airlines.
- JetBlue CEO on Future Plans and Potential Consolidation
JetBlue CEO discusses future plans and potential industry consolidation. The focus is on strategic developments within the airline sector.
- JetBlue CEO Speaks on Potential Consolidation at IATA
JetBlue CEO discusses potential industry consolidation at the IATA event.
- JetBlue plane heading to FLL experiences near-miss with nearby aircraft; FAA investigating
A JetBlue flight to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport experienced a near-miss with a Beechcraft Duchess aircraft operated by SunCity Aviation. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, which occurred when the VFR aircraft descended unexpectedly, prompting air traffic control to direct evasive maneuvers. JetBlue Flight 1256 landed safely after avoiding a collision with the uncoordinated aircraft.
- FAA probes close call between Jet Blue plane and aircraft near Fort Lauderdale Airport
The FAA is investigating a close call between JetBlue Flight 1256 and another aircraft near Fort Lauderdale International Airport. The incident occurred Monday evening as the JetBlue plane approached the airport.
- Major US airport launches offsite, ‘remote' TSA security screening. Here's how it works
Boston Logan International Airport launched a pilot program for remote TSA security screening at a Framingham terminal starting June 1, allowing eligible JetBlue and Delta passengers to complete security checks offsite. Participants can check in, print boarding passes, and screen luggage at Framingham before taking a secure bus to their terminal, with checked bags transported to Logan’s baggage system. The program costs $9 per passenger with free entry for children under 18, and potential expansions to Los Angeles, Atlanta, and JFK airports are under consideration.
- FAA investigating close call between JetBlue plane and aircraft near Fort Lauderdale
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between JetBlue Flight 1256 and another aircraft near Fort Lauderdale. The incident occurred around 6:15 p.m. Monday when the JetBlue plane received an onboard alert about a nearby aircraft not in communication with air traffic control. The flight landed safely after maintaining required separation.
- JetBlue growth at FLL gives Broward mayor hope after Spirit shutdown
JetBlue's expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) has given Broward County Mayor Mark Bogen hope following Spirit Airlines' shutdown. JetBlue is adding 11 new destinations from FLL, including its first flight to Venezuela, while Allegiant and Avianca also expand services there.
- JetBlue plans new Fort Lauderdale flights to Venezuela
JetBlue plans to launch direct flights between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Simón Bolívar International Airport in Venezuela using an Airbus A320 aircraft before year-end, pending government approval. The airline will offer unlimited Wi-Fi, seatback entertainment, and complimentary snacks/drinks, aiming to connect South Florida's Venezuelan community. American Airlines already operates direct flights between Miami International Airport and Venezuela.
- Russia suspends jet fuel exports
Russia suspended jet fuel exports due to domestic shortfalls caused by Ukrainian attacks on refineries, exacerbating global airline industry challenges. The move follows trade disruptions from the Iran war closing the Strait of Hormuz, with airline stocks falling as fuel costs rise and a US investment group considers acquiring UK carrier easyJet.
- Daughter blasts JetBlue crew for allegedly ignoring her dad suffering a fatal stroke during flight: 'Are they heartless?'
A daughter criticized JetBlue crew members for allegedly ignoring her father's fatal stroke during a flight. The daughter questioned the heartlessness of the crew. Her father suffered a stroke on the plane and later died.
- JetBlue refused to help with my deadly peanut allergy on a flight - and when I called them out, the internet exploded with hate toward ME... but I refuse to apologize for trying to stay alive
A passenger with a deadly peanut allergy claims JetBlue refused to help on a flight, and when they spoke out about it, they received hate online. The passenger refuses to apologize for trying to stay alive. The incident has sparked controversy over airline responsibility and passenger safety.
- JetBlue refused to help with my deadly peanut allergy on a flight - and when I called them out, the internet exploded with hate toward ME... but I refuse to apologize for trying to stay alive
A passenger with a deadly peanut allergy claimed JetBlue refused to help on a flight, sparking online backlash after they spoke out about the incident. The passenger refuses to apologize for trying to stay alive. The incident has caused controversy and debate
- We will all pay for the Democrats’ antitrust crusade that killed Spirit Airlines
The Biden administration's antitrust policies led to the demise of Spirit Airlines, a major budget air carrier, after blocking its merger with JetBlue. This has resulted in higher airfare costs and fewer low-cost options for consumers. The administration's actions have been criticized for prioritizing arbitrary anti-business mentality over consumer interests.
- The inconvenient truth behind the left’s horrible Spirit Airlines debacle
The left's policy prescriptions have led to the collapse of Spirit Airlines, resulting in 15,000 employees losing their jobs and fewer travel options for consumers. The Biden administration's decision to block a merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines is blamed for the outcome. This has consolidated power among the big four airlines, making air travel more expensive and less accessible.
- Top airline offers $99 rescue fares as thousands are left stranded by Spirit shutdown
JetBlue is offering $99 rescue fares to stranded Spirit Airlines customers and expanding service in key markets after Spirit's sudden shutdown. The move aims to assist thousands of travelers affected by the shutdown. JetBlue will also cap certain fares at $299 on nonstop routes previously operated by Spirit.