JetBlue Airways
United StatesAbout the airline
JetBlue Airways (B6/JBU) is a U.S. airline founded in 1998, headquartered with its main hub at New York's JFK airport. It operates over 100 domestic and international routes across the Caribbean, Central and South America, Mexico, and Europe, known for complimentary seatback TVs and Wi-Fi.
Fleet
JetBlue Airways (IATA: B6, ICAO: JBU) is a major U.S. airline established in 1998. Based at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, it has grown to serve over 100 destinations spanning domestic routes and international markets including Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, South America, and Europe.
The airline's network strategy focuses on point-to-point service rather than hub-and-spoke consolidation, allowing passengers to access multiple destinations from its primary base. JetBlue maintains codeshare partnerships with 21 airlines but remains independent-it is not aligned with any of the three major U.S. airline alliances.
JetBlue's fleet comprises modern, fuel-efficient narrow-body aircraft: the Airbus A220, A320, and A321 families, alongside Embraer E-190 regional jets. This mix supports both short-haul and longer-range international operations. Onboard, most flights offer complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and seatback entertainment systems.