JetBlue has become the first U.S. airline to accept Apple Pay in-flight, meaning customers can use their iPhone to purchase snack boxes, premium items, etc
JetBlue added high-dollar premium seating to long-haul flights, including New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco routes last year. Importantly, the stock trades at a low 0.26 price-to-earnings (P/E) growth number, implying good corporate growth ahead.
In the New York area, about 69 percent of JetBlue's cancellations from December 2014 through March 2015 were made at least half a day ahead of the scheduled departure time, compared to 58 percent for United, 48 percent for Delta, 46 percent for
During 2013 and 2014, JetBlue Airways Corporation (NASDAQ: JBLU ) was one of the airline industry's laggards in terms of financial performance. JetBlue missed its return on invested capital targets in both years. Moreover, it had one of the lowest
JetBlue added high-dollar premium seating to long-haul flights, including New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco routes last year. Importantly, the stock trades at a low 0.26 price-to-earnings (P/E) growth number, implying good corporate growth ahead.