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JetBlue is retiring this plane. After a two-decade run, I went on its last flight.
I have fond memories of flying JetBlue's E190s over the years. I'm sad to see them go, even as their replacement offers a better passenger experience.
NEW YORK & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) today celebrated a significant milestone in its 25-year history: the final revenue flight of its Embraer E190 (E190) aircraft, marking the ...
JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU) turned a page this week after the final revenue flight of its Embraer (ERJ) E190 aircraft took off from New York City and landed in Boston. The flight marked the official ...
JetBlue flew its final revenue flight with an Embraer E190 aircraft on Tuesday. The airline was the launch customer for the E190, bringing it into service in 2005. JetBlue is retiring the E190s for ...
The fleet transition is accompanied by another milestone – JetBlue’s 50 th Airbus A220-300 delivery NEW YORK & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- JetBlue today celebrated a significant milestone in its 25-year ...
IN THE AIR FROM NEW YORK TO BOSTON ― JetBlue flew its last revenue flight with an Embraer E190 on Tuesday. Most casual travelers have probably never even heard of the plane, but according to the ...
The fleet transition is accompanied by another milestone – JetBlue’s 50th Airbus A220-300 delivery The final E190 flight, which operated today, honored nearly two decades of loyal service. Customers, ...
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