Going from 34" to 32" is hardly packing the sardine can.... But good try.
Whats the seat pitch on spirit again? Eh doesn't matter.

Differing 18 frames over 3 years and pushing them back 24 months isn't that big a kick in the sack either. Still getting

2015+12
2016+10
2017+10
2018+6
2019+15
2020+15
2021+16
2022+16
2023 +2

Likely differed for conversions to the 321neoLR.
Plus 8 more 320s converted to 321.

No need to hate on us just cause your the most hated... Lol

If you went around various OA HDQs into the depths where the real strategy/planning happens you wouldnt find much hate, but there would be a massive consensus that JetBlue has been one of the top strategically misguided companies in this business from a financial standpoint if one excludes VX. The financials prove it, there is no bias in numbers. Frankly, if you're doing the flying 0% of it is your fault and 100% of it lies in a NYC building by the water.

Also, its an average of just over 33 inches not 32. You probably should have that number down, every inch counts when it comes down to CASM...or when you are over 6ft tall

11-19-2014 | 02:17 PM

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Mismanagement is confirmed by the fact that Wall Street is not totally enamored with $JBLU.

11-19-2014 | 03:57 PM

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Good propaganda on NH pay.

That's what you took away from reading that article?

Yes NK troll, THATS ALL I took. I kick myself for answering to you. But it is what it is.

11-19-2014 | 06:37 PM

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Almost.....its spirit\pi#####, and the p/w is the same

Its a front slash, not back slash.

Sorry just really bored...

"The slash (/) is a sign used as a punctuation mark and for various other purposes. It is often called a forward slash, a retronym used to distinguish it from the backslash (\). It has many other names."
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