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JetBlue Takes Delivery Of A220-300 Serial 55373

JetBlue Airways has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A220-300, serial number 55373, reinforcing the airline’s strategy to operate a more fuel-efficient and passenger-friendly fleet. The A220 continues to play a central role in JetBlue’s modernization plans across its U.S. network.

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Bonaire Faces $4.1M Liability From JetBlue Tourism Deal

The government of Bonaire is facing a financial liability of $4.1 million stemming from a tourism-related partnership with JetBlue Airways, with further projections indicating that the losses could reach $12.3 million by the end of 2026. The deal was intended to promote air service and tourist arrivals to the Caribbean island but has now come under scrutiny due to its growing fiscal impact.

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JetBlue Adds A220-300 to Fleet With PW1524G-3 Engines

JetBlue has taken delivery of a new Airbus A220-300, reinforcing its commitment to fleet modernization and enhanced passenger experience. The aircraft, listed under manufacturer serial number (MSN) 55360, is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1524G-3 engines, part of the advanced geared turbofan (GTF) family.

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JetBlue And United Launch ‘Blue Sky’ Partnership

JetBlue and United Airlines have jointly announced a new strategic collaboration called Blue Sky, aimed at improving customer experience and unlocking mutual growth opportunities. The partnership introduces integrated flight search functionality and cross-airline loyalty benefits, while also marking United’s return to New York JFK Airport.

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JetBlue Withdraws 2025 Outlook Amid US Trade War Concerns

JetBlue has retracted its 2025 financial forecast, becoming the latest U.S. airline to abandon forward guidance due to mounting economic uncertainty. The decision is attributed primarily to disruptions arising from the ongoing U.S. trade war, which continues to impact demand forecasts, cost structures, and broader market stability.

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JetBlue Adjusts Airbus Deliveries And E190 Exit Plan

JetBlue has revised its aircraft delivery schedule from Airbus, confirming that it now expects 21 deliveries in total, including 18 A220s and three A321s. Due to updated production timelines, two A220s and one A321neo have been shifted into 2026, prompting the airline to adjust its capital expenditure forecast to approximately $1.3 billion for the year.

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American Airlines Appeals Antitrust Ruling on JetBlue Partnership

American Airlines has filed a petition with the US Supreme Court, seeking to reverse a lower court ruling that found its Northeast Alliance (NEA) with JetBlue Airways violated federal antitrust laws. The partnership, which allowed the two carriers to coordinate routes and schedules in the Northeastern US, was struck down by the US District Court in May 2023 following a lawsuit by the Department of Justice…