Tag: JetBlue
Weekly Travel News Roundup: What You Missed
Here’s a roundup of the biggest news stories shaping the travel world this week, from JetBlue leaving MIA to the July 4th travel boom.
JetBlue Calls it Quits in Miami
JetBlue is halting operations at Miami International Airport starting Sept. 3, as part of its strategy to eliminate less profitable routes.
New Plane-to-Rail Service
JetBlue and Brightline partner to offer seamless air-to-rail travel for visitors and residents in the Sunshine State.
Spirit Airlines Declares Bankruptcy, Will Continue Flying
Discount carrier Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a failed merger attempt with Frontier Airlines.
JetBlue to Open First-Ever Airport Lounges
JetBlue will open its first-ever airport lounges in two key Northeast markets as part of its plan to offer more elevated experiences.
JetBlue Expands TrueBlue Loyalty with Cape Air
JetBlue expands TrueBlue loyalty benefits with Cape Air partnership and will increase service in New England, Latin America & the Caribbean.
Multiple Airlines Raise Baggage Fees
American Airlines increases baggage fees for the first time in five years, offering discounts for passengers who pay in advance.
Airline Mergers Up in the Air
Airline mergers have been in the news lately. First it was the government trial to stop the JetBlue-Spirit merger, which just wrapped up. Now the focus turns to the proposed Alaska Airlines-Hawaiian merger.
Airlines Ban Alcohol
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most airlines are banning alcohol for now as part of their new health and safety protocols.
Which Airlines Require Masks?
Following Jet Blue's announcement as the first of the major airlines to require masks for passengers and crew, the Association of Flight Attendants this week put out a statement urging that this become a mandate across all carriers.
5 Travel & Tourism Companies that Are Redefining CSR
St. Ermin’s Hotel in London takes the bee-keeping CSR trend to a whole other level with 350,000 bees making honey on the property’s third floor.
