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Today | 01:43 PM

#221

benzoate

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Originally Posted by BlueDrlver

What? I have lost count of how many cities we have axed since 2024. Gotta be two dozen.

Since the start of 2024, JetBlue has announced or completed exits from roughly 15 cities/stations, depending on whether you count seasonal suspensions and later resumptions.

The most commonly cited confirmed station exits since 2024 are:

Baltimore (BWI)
Burlington (BTV)
Kansas City (MCI)
Bogotá (BOG)
Lima (LIM)
Quito (UIO)
Charlotte (CLT)
Minneapolis (MSP)
San Antonio (SAT)
Burbank (BUR)
Tallahassee (TLH)
Palm Springs (PSP)
Pointe-à-Pitre (PTP)
Stewart/Newburgh (SWF)
Puerto Vallarta (PVR) — in some reports listed as seasonal/suspended rather than fully abandoned

Today | 01:51 PM

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Flyby1206

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Originally Posted by BunkerF16

Nothing personal brother, just got two of you at once with my answer.

Check the scroll back, I don’t think asset sales will trigger the 25% provision in section 1 forcing pilots to go with JFK gates/slots for instance. Benz just relayed that the union apparently thinks this would trigger the clause. Neither of us are saying gates/slots = ASMs. Contact ALPA since they are the ones making that assurance.

Today | 02:05 PM

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BunkerF16

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Originally Posted by Flyby1206

I talk with several people associated with the union and none of them think it trigger anything. So sounds like a he said she said but that makes no sense if you step back and look at it objectively.

Today | 05:45 PM

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STIorSTD

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Originally Posted by benzoate;[url=tel:4035008

4035008[/url]]Since the start of 2024, JetBlue has announced or completed exits from roughly 15 cities/stations, depending on whether you count seasonal suspensions and later resumptions.

The most commonly cited confirmed station exits since 2024 are:

Baltimore (BWI)
Burlington (BTV)
Kansas City (MCI)
Bogotá (BOG)
Lima (LIM)
Quito (UIO)
Charlotte (CLT)
Minneapolis (MSP)
San Antonio (SAT)
Burbank (BUR)
Tallahassee (TLH)
Palm Springs (PSP)
Pointe-à-Pitre (PTP)
Stewart/Newburgh (SWF)
Puerto Vallarta (PVR) — in some reports listed as seasonal/suspended rather than fully abandoned

it’s funny cause AS does PVR/PSP to JFK yet we couldn’t even make it work…. That should tell you how well we market and run this airline

Today | 06:08 PM

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SmitteyB

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Originally Posted by STIorSTD

it’s funny cause AS does PVR/PSP to JFK yet we couldn’t even make it work…. That should tell you how well we market and run this airline

Give me a few days to do my research, but this drew a lot of skepticism from the industry considering how weak Alaska is out east. However it had something to do with slot usage and aircraft routings to the east.

Basically it was a route of convenience, not of financial sense.

I’ll work on getting you the sources of this data. Standby.