As someone who works for JetBlue as a Grounds Operation Crew, my favorite plane go work on is the A321NEO while the E190 is my absolute nightmare to work on.
Out of the 3 airlines I have been on it my life. Jetblue and delta had IFE. Jetblue Was also the cheapest at the time when covid didn't exist. Now jetblue is flying over the ocean with flights from NYC to London.
They’re cheaper across the Atlantic and provide a better service than most airlines on such routes, and better than every other North American carrier.
We fly every few years and jetBlue starting in 2003. When we flew jetBlue out of Stewart in NY (KWSF), the ground crew amazed me! The gentleman who had put our luggage on the belt was out on the tarmac. Putting luggage on our plane, then guiding the plane on the tarmac (orange flashlight guy). I noticed the other jetBlue employees also wearing multiple hats. It was so different from any other airport I've flown to/from!!
When you list Salt Lake City as a JetBlue hub, I believe you’re mistaking David Neeleman’s latest venture Breeze Airways which is headquartered in the Salt Lake City area. JetBlue has a Long Beach/LA base in addition to JFK, Boston, and Orlando
JetBlue continues to maintain a large corporate base in SLC till this day. It is not, however, a JetBlue focus city and does not have a base for inflight crewmembers or pilots.
JetBlue should get rid of their corporate office in Salt Lake City and focus on their headquarters in NYC since they have very little presence in Salt Lake City.
0:18 I don't understand how you all have tagged Salt Lake City as a base but not LAX. Even if you're using old information I'd expect to see Long Beach as a base before I saw Salt Lake City.
@@jetblueiscool I understand that... JetBlue is headquartered in New York, but large airlines operate multiple crew bases. I made no mention of the JFK crew base because it, along with Orlando, is already identified on the map. My point was to highlight that they've left out major crew bases like LAX and even Fort Lauderdale (which I didn't mention) yet decided to mark places like Salt Lake City... which I'm not sure is even a crew base in the JetBlue network. They run a really small operation there.
JetBlue is my favorite airline along with Delta,United and I’m still on the fence about American but I’m starting to like it more and more every time I take it JetBlue was the first airline to my knowledge that I took when I was little and took song to Orlando in 2005 before delta folded the song operations I have always wanted to try Neeleman’s other airlines Azul and his most recent startup Breeze airways
There product is great but there on time performance is god awlful, so if you wanna spend 6hrs at JFK fly Jet Blue, if you wanna get to ur destination on time, fly United or Delta
Love JetBlue so much can’t wait to fly for them in a couple years
Are u doing your pilot training with them or with a flight school?
Good morning, May Jetblue continue making beans and rice (I say the basics without inventing) this is the secret of aviation.
As someone who works for JetBlue as a Grounds Operation Crew, my favorite plane go work on is the A321NEO while the E190 is my absolute nightmare to work on.
Work with the A220 yet?
@@GlobalTossPot no 😢
Out of the 3 airlines I have been on it my life. Jetblue and delta had IFE. Jetblue Was also the cheapest at the time when covid didn't exist. Now jetblue is flying over the ocean with flights from NYC to London.
or NYC TO 🇪🇨
From a former UA sales manager, then airline pilot
....I gladly pay $100+ more for JetBlue when taking a long haul flight
Its cheaper than delta Atleast
@@jetblueiscool delta and JetBlue are my favorite airlines
They’re cheaper across the Atlantic and provide a better service than most airlines on such routes, and better than every other North American carrier.
We fly every few years and jetBlue starting in 2003. When we flew jetBlue out of Stewart in NY (KWSF), the ground crew amazed me! The gentleman who had put our luggage on the belt was out on the tarmac. Putting luggage on our plane, then guiding the plane on the tarmac (orange flashlight guy). I noticed the other jetBlue employees also wearing multiple hats. It was so different from any other airport I've flown to/from!!
When you list Salt Lake City as a JetBlue hub, I believe you’re mistaking David Neeleman’s latest venture Breeze Airways which is headquartered in the Salt Lake City area. JetBlue has a Long Beach/LA base in addition to JFK, Boston, and Orlando
JetBlue continues to maintain a large corporate base in SLC till this day. It is not, however, a JetBlue focus city and does not have a base for inflight crewmembers or pilots.
and Ft Lauderdale where i'm currently based
JetBlue should get rid of their corporate office in Salt Lake City and focus on their headquarters in NYC since they have very little presence in Salt Lake City.
Next do one about how Delta is so successful
Love Jetblue!
JetBlue and Delta are my favorite US airlines.
Nah, Jetblue and Southwest
A classy lower cost variant compared to the two subpar alternatives that are planning to merge.
I really hope this airline can come to my home airport of MEM. It seems like it’s a cool and fun airline!
The rise of Jet Blue hasen't done much for my Jet Blue stock!
0:18 I don't understand how you all have tagged Salt Lake City as a base but not LAX. Even if you're using old information I'd expect to see Long Beach as a base before I saw Salt Lake City.
JetBlue's hub is in jfk and the base is in nyc queens
@@jetblueiscool I understand that... JetBlue is headquartered in New York, but large airlines operate multiple crew bases. I made no mention of the JFK crew base because it, along with Orlando, is already identified on the map. My point was to highlight that they've left out major crew bases like LAX and even Fort Lauderdale (which I didn't mention) yet decided to mark places like Salt Lake City... which I'm not sure is even a crew base in the JetBlue network. They run a really small operation there.
JetBlue is my favorite airline
What's the song on 0:47?
Azul and Jetblue are one of the best 👍
Both founded by David Neeleman.
JetBlue is my favorite airline along with Delta,United and I’m still on the fence about American but I’m starting to like it more and more every time I take it JetBlue was the first airline to my knowledge that I took when I was little and took song to Orlando in 2005 before delta folded the song operations I have always wanted to try Neeleman’s other airlines Azul and his most recent startup Breeze airways
3 favorite airlines. Dude, do you know what "favorite" means? You can't have multiple favorites.
Sounds like an airline I'd be willing to fly with
I noticed that Minnesota (US) did not have a red dot on the map. They do fly scheduled flights here. KMSP.
Terminal 6 was replaced with the extravagant Terminal 5 in 2008.
Jetblueiscool
What aircraft is jetblue getting to Replace It's A320-200s?
It seems Jetblue have orders in for the A220. - LR
Spirit be like dam it
Great video and happy to have JetBlue as my hometown airline. That said, hated the background music! Jesus - get rid of it or make it less intrusive.
It was amazing working for Jetblue for 16 years until Robin Hayes became CEO. He didn't have the work relations like the others.
After you pay for luggage, pick your seat, and extra fees, it's more than delta flight!
There product is great but there on time performance is god awlful, so if you wanna spend 6hrs at JFK fly Jet Blue, if you wanna get to ur destination on time, fly United or Delta
0.14 moment
Jetblue service has gone down definitely. I prefer delta domestically
Did the CEO of jetBlue change? It seems they have fallen a lot over the last few years, judging by a lot of the comments.
Next one is definitely American Airlines
1st
Seems like they’re gonna be headed for a fall since they were ranked last this past year.
6th
Let's Go Brandon