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    JetBlue Introduces “Wicked Blue” Special Livery Aircraft Celebrating 20 Years of Boston Flights

    JetBlue Airways has introduced a specially painted Airbus A320 named “Wicked Blue” to mark more than 20 years of operations in Boston. The aircraft, registered as N537JT, reflects the airline’s long-standing presence at Boston Logan International Airport and its strong corporate ties with the city. The livery features visual elements referencing Boston’s history, cultural identity, and iconic landmarks, while the…

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    JetBlue Aircraft Experiences Dangerous Near Encounter with Military Plane

    A JetBlue Airbus A320 passenger aircraft operating flight #B61112 from Curaçao to New York JFK experienced a close encounter with a U.S. military aircraft that was not visible on radar systems. The flight crew of the N809JB-registered A320 visually identified a military tanker aircraft without an active transponder crossing their flight path. For safety reasons, the crew halted the climb…

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    JetBlue Reaches 2 Million Passengers on European Routes

    US-based airline JetBlue has announced that it has carried its two millionth passenger on flights to and from Europe. The company launched its first transatlantic service in August 2021 on the New York JFK–London Heathrow route. In the second half of 2025, JetBlue operates a total of 12 European routes. Seven of these originate from Boston, while new services to…

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    JetBlue and Dunkin’ Mark 20-Year Partnership with Special Livery

    JetBlue and Dunkin’ Celebrate 20 Years of Partnership with ‘Brewing Altitude’ Themed Aircraft US-based airline JetBlue has celebrated its 20-year partnership with coffee chain Dunkin’ by unveiling a specially themed aircraft. The airline decorated an Airbus A320 with a vibrant and playful livery called “Brewing Altitude,” bringing this long-standing collaboration to the skies. The new design prominently features Dunkin’s iconic…

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