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JetBlue to reduce flights, cut costs in response to weak travel demand
JetBlue Airways is planning new cost-cutting measures such as reducing flights and parking aircraft, as soft travel demand makes achieving a breakeven operating margin in 2025 "unlikely", according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
The low-cost carrier tells staff it will further cut costs and flights amid weaker travel demand, according to a report.
With the Blue Sky partnership, JetBlue's TrueBlue members will be able to earn and use points for flights across United's global network, including domestic and international flights. United's ...
Earlier this month the airline rebranded its JetBlue Travel Products — an in-house service that connects fliers with hotels, car rentals and other non-flight offerings — to Paisly, notably dropping ...
Year-over-year drops in passenger traffic is well correlated with changes in the employment level, and passenger traffic fell ...
The newly announced Blue Sky partnership between United and JetBlue lets travelers earn miles on both airlines while enhancing preferred services and flight options.
The Trump administration is tightening visa policies which could lead to a softening of demand on flights to and from Cuba.
Year-over-year drops in passenger traffic is well correlated with changes in the employment level, and passenger traffic fell ...
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