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US airlines cut deep, but not deep enough

2 April 2020 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

With loads teetering against the single digits the US carriers must cut deeper to rationalize their operations. And there are few good justifications for not making that move.

This story is about: Allegiant, American Airlines, COVID-19, Delta Air Lines, Frontier, Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue, routes, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Sun Country, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue plans 70%+ cut in April operations

31 March 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

JetBlue's new A321neo, named David Neeleman, at the gate in Fort Lauderdale

JetBlue continues to trim its operations as demand shows no sign of  a near-term recovery. The carrier now expects to schedule approximately 300 daily flights in April 2020, down from more than 1000 on the initial schedule. The move allows the for “maintaining a critical level of service across our network” according to an internal […]

This story is about: COVID-19, JetBlue, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

US carriers cut frequencies, not destinations as they seek federal funding

31 March 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Getting that federal bailout cash means keeping all existing destinations in service for the US airlines. That could prove troubling for some as the cutbacks are already in motion.

This story is about: American Airlines, COVID-19, Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue, routes, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue plans additional draw down in service

22 March 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

On Wednesday JetBlue indicated plans to remove 40% of its capacity for April and May. As with other airlines, however, the carrier continues to see demand free fall. On Sunday afternoon JetBlue President & COO Joanna Geraghty sent a note to inflight crewmembers indicating that further cuts are at hand.

This story is about: COVID-19, JetBlue, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue removes 40% of capacity, delays new deliveries as demand drops

18 March 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

JetBlue joins the collection of US carriers slashing its schedule in response to a drop in demand. The carrier now intends to reduce fly by 40% in April and May, with an expectation of “substantial” cuts in June and July as well.

This story is about: A321LR, A321neo, Airbus, business class, COVID-19, JetBlue, Mint Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

New month, new snacks and drinks coming to JetBlue, United, Delta

27 February 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

As the new month starts some passengers will have new snack options on board their flights. Both JetBlue and United Airlines plan updates to their complimentary inflight snack rotations, while Delta Air Lines is switching up the beverage cart beginning in March 2020.

This story is about: Delta Air Lines, dining, JetBlue, United Airlines Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Airbus brings A321 production to Toulouse, replacing A380 work

21 January 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

The Airbus A321LR/ACF test aircraft was unveiled in Hamburg earlier this month (Image via Airbus)

Out with the A380, in with the A321neo. Airbus announced its intention to convert its A380 Lagardère facility in Toulouse to a final assembly line for the spectacularly popular and well-selling A321neo. The transition is expected to occur by mid-2022.

This story is about: A321, A321neo, A380, Airbus, American Airlines, JetBlue, Toulouse Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue confirms network shift to the east, cuts at Long Beach, closing Oakland

16 January 2020 By Seth Miller 6 Comments

JetBlue's new A321neo, named David Neeleman, at the gate in Fort Lauderdale

JetBlue will cut its Long Beach focus city to just 15 flights a day. The move, first tipped last night, is the latest in a shift of the airline’s resources away from the west coast as it optimizes the route network and pushes for greater profitability.

This story is about: A321neo, Airbus, JetBlue, LGB, Long Beach, OAK, Oakland, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue increases baggage and change fees

16 January 2020 By Seth Miller 7 Comments

Passengers are expected to tag their own bags at many JetBlue airport lobbies. And now also pay more for that privilege.

Raising fares is relatively hard for airlines. Raising fees, on the other hand, tends to work out reasonably well. JetBlue is about to find out just how well as it increases fees for checked baggage and phone-based customer support.

This story is about: ancillary, ancillary fees, ancillary revenue, checked baggage, fees, JetBlue, TrueBlue Filed Under: Ground Services

Shake-up expected for JetBlue’s Long Beach Focus City

15 January 2020 By Seth Miller 36 Comments

A JetBlue A320 parked at the gate in Long Beach

JetBlue’s struggles at its Long Beach focus city are no secret. Has the time finally come to end that experiment??

This story is about: hub, JetBlue, LGB, Long Beach, routes Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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