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2026-07-20 16:04 5d ago
2026-07-20 10:23 5d ago
JetBlue získala sloty Spirit na LaGuardii
JBLU JetBlue Airways
FMP Stock News 78
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JetBlue Airways has won Spirit Airlines slots at New York's LaGuardia Airport and is looking to move back into the failed budget carrier's old home, a major reshuffling at the congested airport less than three months after the discounter collapsed in the biggest U.S. airline failure in decades.

The slots at the tightly controlled airport are for 12 round-trip flights and are still subject to final court and regulatory approvals, JetBlue said.

Slots and gates are valuable in congested airports like LaGuardia because tight airspace restrictions and crowded airports in a big city like New York cap airline growth.

Carriers have turned to using larger planes that fit more passengers to boost their capacity in some cases because infrastructure is so limited.

JetBlue told staff in a note Monday, which was seen by CNBC, that it's now turning to "evaluating our plans for the slots as we consider opportunities for our network strategy" noting that any expansion won't happen until 2027.

According to the note, JetBlue wants to move to Terminal A, also known as the Marine Air Terminal, an Art Deco facility that Spirit operated out of until it shut down in early May. JetBlue previously operated out of the space before relocating to a newer terminal years ago.

"It's a convenient terminal travelers love," JetBlue said of the Marine Air Terminal.

Read more CNBC airline newsDelta launches ‘basic business’ fares without lounge access, seat selectionRecord heat, crowds drive offseason boom in international travelDelta expects higher airfare to last, bringing 2026 profit goal in reach'Bring 'em on': Delta wants United's crown over the Pacific, tooSpirit's collapse, high fuel prices test limits of summer vacation spendingMeet the pilots flying Spirit Airlines' yellow jets to the desertThe New York-based airline, which is in the midst of a big expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida, last month said it would reduce its staffing footprint at LaGuardia and Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey and ramp up service in Fort Lauderdale.

The carrier didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

Spirit's airport assets are now winding their way through U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York.

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2026-07-15 13:37 10d ago
2026-07-15 08:30 10d ago
JetBlue spouští pay later s 0% APR a body TrueBlue
JBLU JetBlue Airways
FMP Stock News 72
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, /PRNewswire/ -- JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) and ClarityPay, a provider of tailored point-of-sale credit solutions, today announced a first-of-its-kind pay later program that unites embedded financing with an airline's loyalty and personalization strategies. The program launches with an introductory 0% APR on terms up to 12 months* and TrueBlue® points earning available at launch, plus incremental points opportunities on bookings with ClarityPay coming later this year.

What the Program Delivers

JetBlue and ClarityPay launch pay later program that unites embedded financing with the airline's loyalty & personalization strategies. Financing embedded in the journey: Customers preview personalized installment options from 6 weeks to 48 months while shopping. This transforms financing into a planning and conversion tool instead of just another payment method at checkout. Introductory 0% APR on terms up to 12 months: Available to eligible JetBlue customers with transparent terms before commitment. TrueBlue® loyalty integration: Customers who book through JetBlue using ClarityPay will continue to earn TrueBlue points on eligible purchases when a valid TrueBlue number is provided. Later this year, JetBlue and ClarityPay expect to introduce additional TrueBlue integrations, including the ability to earn incremental points when booking with ClarityPay. White-label and cross-sell capabilities: The platform supports JetBlue's branded customer experience end-to-end through data and AI capabilities — offering integrated upgrades, ancillaries, financial products, and loyalty promotions without inserting a third-party brand into the relationship. Embedded credit across flight booking ecosystem: Multi-merchant capabilities extend across JetBlue flights, insurance, and ancillary services, giving customers flexible financing options as they shop within the JetBlue ecosystem. Broader underwriting, more access: ClarityPay's full-spectrum credit approach extends financing access across a wider range of customers than traditional pay-later providers. This ensures more JetBlue customers can benefit from flexible payment options. "We set out to give our customers a best-in-class pay later solution," said Ed Pouthier, Vice President of Loyalty and Personalization, JetBlue. "ClarityPay listened and delivered, tailoring the program to our needs and building a solution that increases value to our customers, grows sales, and expands our loyalty ecosystem."

"JetBlue has one of the most powerful loyalty ecosystems, yet financing has historically lived outside that ecosystem," said Tom Carter, Chief Commercial Officer, ClarityPay. "ClarityPay was built to change that. Together with JetBlue, we are creating loyalty-linked travel financing that gives customers more flexibility while giving airlines greater control over commerce, loyalty, and customer experience."

Learn more about ClarityPay for travel brands at

www.claritypay.com/travel

*The annual percentage rate (APR) represents the total cost of a loan as an annual rate. Introductory offer of 0% up to 12 months expires on 8/15/2026. ClarityPay Program loans may have APRs ranging from 0% to 36%, terms range from 6 weeks to 48 months and eligibility is determined by the program lender based on a variety of factors, including the applicant's credit and state of residence. See full program details at https://www.jetblue.com/promo/claritypay-promo-page.

About JetBlue

JetBlue is New York's Hometown Airline®, and a leading carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Los Angeles, Orlando, and San Juan. JetBlue carries customers across the U.S., Caribbean, Latin America, Canada, and Europe. For more information and the best fares, visit jetblue.com.

About ClarityPay

ClarityPay provides merchants with tailored point-of-sale credit solutions to drive acquisition and loyalty while giving customers flexible pay-over-time options across the full credit spectrum. ClarityPay offers plans from 6 weeks to 84 months to cover purchases from $50 to $50,000 — while giving merchants more control over customer experience, data, and program branding. Built for omnichannel commerce, ClarityPay integrates via API or major commerce and lending platforms, serving merchants in retail, health and wellness, home improvement, auto repair, travel and services. Learn more at www.claritypay.com. 

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2026-07-10 18:28 15d ago
2026-07-10 13:35 15d ago
JetBlue rozšiřuje Fort Lauderdale o 14 linek
JBLU JetBlue Airways
FMP Stock News 78
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Key Takeaways JetBlue has launched 8 new Fort Lauderdale routes and plans 6 more, topping 55 nonstop destinations. Daily departures at Fort Lauderdale are up more than 75% y/y and could reach about 150 this winter. JetBlue will add Mint service to San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco, expanding premium options. JetBlue Airways (JBLU - Free Report) announced the largest schedule expansion in its history at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (“FLL”), underscoring the carrier’s long-term commitment to South Florida. The airline has launched eight new nonstop routes and plans to add six more in the coming months, expanding its Fort Lauderdale network to more than 55 nonstop destinations. With more than 125 daily departures currently and approximately 150 expected during the winter season, JBLU is positioning FLL as one of its most important growth markets.

The expansion strengthens JetBlue’s competitive position by improving connectivity across the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. Management noted that daily departures from Fort Lauderdale are up more than 75% from the same period last year, reflecting strong momentum. The new domestic and international destinations should help attract both local travelers and connecting passengers while reinforcing JetBlue’s status as the leading airline at FLL by flights and nonstop destinations.

A key highlight of the announcement is the continued expansion of JetBlue’s premium Mint service. The airline plans to introduce daily Mint flights between Fort Lauderdale and San Diego beginning Nov. 19, along with additional Mint service to Los Angeles and San Francisco this winter. These additions expand JBLU’s premium offerings in South Florida while providing a competitive differentiator, including the only lie-flat service currently available between Fort Lauderdale and San Diego.

Beyond network growth, JetBlue also emphasized its investment in the local community through the JetBlue Foundation, which awarded $130,000 in grants to several South Florida organizations supporting STEM education and youth development. Overall, the announcement reflects a balanced strategy of expanding capacity, enhancing premium travel options and strengthening community ties. If travel demand remains healthy, the Fort Lauderdale expansion could support JetBlue’s revenue growth and further solidify FLL’s position as a key gateway within the airline’s network.

JetBlue’s Share Price PerformanceJBLU’s shares have gained 34.9% over the past year compared with the  Transportation - Airline industry’s 25.3% growth.

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JBLU’s Zacks RankJBLU currently carries a Zacks Rank of #3 (Hold).

Stocks to ConsiderInvestors interested in the Zacks Transportation sector may consider Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. (EXPD - Free Report) and Teekay Tankers Ltd (TNK - Free Report) . 

EXPD currently carries a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy). You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here.

Expeditors has an expected earnings growth rate of 12.3% for 2026. The company has an encouraging earnings surprise history. Its earnings outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate in each of the trailing four quarters, delivering an average beat of 13.96%.

Teekay Tankers Ltd currently sports a Zacks Rank #1.

TNK has an expected earnings growth rate of 98% for the current year. The company has an encouraging earnings surprise history. Its earnings topped the Zacks Consensus Estimate in each of the trailing four quarters, delivering an average beat of 10.2%.
2026-06-24 18:51 1mo ago
2026-06-24 13:38 1mo ago
Levnější palivo zvedá akcie American, United a JetBlue
JBLU JetBlue Airways
FMP Stock News 78
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Airline stocks are flying higher midday Wednesday as falling jet fuel costs spark a broad-based rally across the sector. American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL | AAL Price Prediction) stock leads the move, with American Airlines shares up 7% to $17 and change in intraday trading. The gain extends an already powerful run for AAL stock.

United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) stock is rallying alongside it, with United shares climbing 6% to around $129. JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU) stock is also higher, with JBLU shares up 5% to $5.78, a sharp move for a low-priced, more volatile name.

The catalyst is straightforward. Jet fuel is one of the largest line items on any airline income statement, and crude oil benchmarks have been sliding all week.

Falling Fuel Costs Propel the Rally The apparent driver for American Airlines, United Airlines, and JetBlue is declining fuel costs tied to lower oil prices amid easing Middle East tensions. Crude oil benchmarks have hit multi-month lows this week as markets price in a de-escalation in the Iran conflict and smoother oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. WTI crude oil trades at $70.48 per barrel, down from a recent peak of $112.25 on May 18.

The leverage to airline carriers is significant. American Airlines management flagged more than $4 billion in incremental FY 2026 fuel expense, with Q2 2026 guidance assuming jet fuel near $4 per gallon. United Airlines guided Q2 fuel of around $4.30 per gallon, while JetBlue projected the steepest exposure at $4.13 to $4.28 per gallon.

Any sustained pullback in crude oil flows directly through to operating margins. That math is why American Airlines stock, United Airlines stock, and JetBlue stock are all moving in the same direction today.

Momentum Was Already Building Today’s surge extends a strong recent run. American Airlines stock has gained 25% over the past month, while United Airlines stock has climbed 29% in the same span. JetBlue stock, the smallest and most fuel-stressed of the trio, is up 15% over the past month.

Wall Street’s existing posture varies meaningfully. United Airlines carries an analyst target price of $132.50 with 19 Buy and 5 Strong Buy ratings, the most constructive view of the three. American Airlines has a target of $15.82, while JetBlue’s consensus target sits at $4.91, both below current prices after today’s pop.

The Bull Case Against the Caution The bullish view for American Airlines, United Airlines, and JetBlue is understandable. Lower jet fuel is a direct margin tailwind, and easing geopolitical tension reduces near-term oil-price risk. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has noted his company’s “strong financial position and success in winning brand-loyal customers” as cushioning the carrier against fuel swings.

However, oil is famously volatile and can reverse just as fast as it fell. Airline profitability also hinges on travel demand, capacity discipline, and the broader economy, none of which are settled by a single week of crude weakness. JetBlue stock in particular remains down meaningfully over the past five years, a reminder that fuel relief alone doesn’t fix a business model.

Investors can weigh the immediate margin tailwind against the structural differences across the group. American Airlines carries the heaviest debt load, United Airlines has the strongest balance sheet, and JetBlue has the most operating leverage to any fuel move.

What to Watch Next The next data point to watch is whether crude holds at these lower levels into next week. A bounce in oil could quickly drain today’s enthusiasm out of AAL, UAL, and JBLU.

Investors can watch for whether American Airlines, United Airlines, and JetBlue shares close near their intraday highs and whether the sector momentum carries into Thursday’s open. Q2 2026 earnings season, which begins in mid-July, will be the real test of how much of the fuel benefit actually reaches the bottom line.
2026-06-23 19:32 1mo ago
2026-06-17 12:18 1mo ago
JetBlue omezí Newark a posílí Fort Lauderdale
JBLU JetBlue Airways
FMP Stock News 86
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JetBlue Airways told CNBC on Wednesday that it will close its flight attendant base at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey and tech operations bases there and at LaGuardia Airport in New York this fall as it seeks to reduce costs and beef up service in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, though it noted that no staff will lose their jobs.

JetBlue said it is ending seasonal service between Newark and Los Angeles and Las Vegas. It said staff could bid or transfer to other bases.

"We're operating in a fast-changing landscape where competitors are constantly adding, reducing and shifting flying in response to market conditions," JetBlue President Marty St. George and COO Warren Christie said in a staff note, which was seen by CNBC. "We have to be just as agile, entering markets where we see opportunity and exiting those that no longer support our long-term goals. Standing still while competitors make moves isn't an option." 

The airline is already the top carrier at Fort Lauderdale, though it was previously second to Spirit Airlines, the South Florida-based discounter that collapsed on May 2. Competitors have also added service to the region.

JetBlue earlier Wednesday said it would expand daily, cross-country flights with its lie-flat business class, Mint, from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to San Diego on Nov. 19 and will add more Mint-equipped flights this winter to San Francisco and Los Angeles.

That will include up to eight daily Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles flights and three a day to San Francisco.

JetBlue has spent years trimming unprofitable routes and cutting costs to return to steady profitability. Its last profitable quarter was two years ago, and the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport push is a big part of its strategy, St. George told CNBC earlier this month. The airline is scouting space for a high-end airport lounge there, too, he said.

Mint-equipped planes are lucrative and those seats carry a big premium. A one-way Mint seat from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles on Jan. 10 topped $3,000 and went as high as $4,522 while a basic coach ticket on that route was going for as little as $244.

The JetBlue executives told staff Wednesday that they know the Newark reductions raise questions about their plans at LaGuardia Airport, where JetBlue's one-time acquisition target, Spirit, operated out of the Marine Air Terminal until it shut down.

"Any future opportunities that could come from the LGA slot auction process remain uncertain and would take time to develop," they said. "We must make decisions based on the operation we know we will fly, not on potential outcomes that may or may not materialize in the future."

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JetBlue executives have called out the high costs of operating at airports like LaGuardia.

"We are much, much smaller at LaGuardia than we were four years ago because it's a $40 [enplanement fee] airport for us. And the fountain is really pretty, but ... I think people would rather have low fares than a really nice fountain," St. George said at a JPMorgan industry conference in March, referring to the 25-foot-tall water feature in the airport's Terminal B.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates LaGuardia and Newark airports, did not immediately comment.