JetBlue Airways Corp

JBLU

JetBlue Airways Corp is a major American low-cost airline known for providing affordable air travel with a focus on customer comfort and service. Founded in 1998, the airline operates domestic and international flights, offering a range of amenities and a reputation for innovation within the airline industry.

$5.53 +0.08 (1.44%)
🚫 JetBlue Airways Corp does not pay dividends

Company News

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby Says UAL Is Ready To Scoop Up Assets From Struggling Rivals
Benzinga • Namrata Sen • June 8, 2026

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby stated the airline is open to acquiring airport slots, gates, and assets from struggling rivals. He defended United's competitive position against IATA criticism, attributing the airline's outperformance to strong brand investment and customer-focused products rather than anti-competitive practices. Kirby expressed...

This Stock Has No Business Being This Good, and It Just Keeps Going
The Motley Fool • Reuben Gregg Brewer • June 3, 2026

GE Aerospace reported strong Q1 2026 results with 29% revenue growth and 25% EPS growth despite industry headwinds from high jet fuel costs. The company's $210 billion backlog, with $170 billion in service-related revenues, positions it well for sustained growth. Management expects to hit the high end of full-year guidance.

INVESTOR ALERT: Pomerantz Law Firm Investigates Claims On Behalf of Investors of JetBlue Airways Corporation - JBLU
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Pomerantz Llp • May 19, 2026

Pomerantz LLP is investigating JetBlue Airways for potential securities fraud following a viral social media incident on April 18, 2026, where the airline's response to a customer complaint about price increases was perceived as an admission of surveillance pricing practices. The controversy resulted in a 13.46% stock price decline over three tra...

Gas Prices Are Crushing Lower-Income Consumers, and These 3 Stocks Could Take the Hit
The Motley Fool • James Brumley • May 12, 2026

Rising gas prices are straining lower-income consumers' budgets, forcing them to cut spending. McDonald's, despite value positioning, shows cracks as CEO warns of deteriorating economic conditions. Dollar General lacks a trade-down option for its rural customer base, causing spending to halt entirely during economic stress. JetBlue Airways faces ...

3 Lessons for Transportation Industry Investors Following Spirit Airlines' Bankruptcy
The Motley Fool • Reuben Gregg Brewer • May 9, 2026

Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy provides three key lessons for transportation investors: avoid buying stocks immediately after bankruptcy emergence as companies often face recurring financial troubles, be cautious when struggling companies attempt major acquisitions as a last resort, and carefully monitor airline balance sheets and leverage ratios si...

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