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Brian Commaroto-Roverini is a world-class guy. That is, FSC Senior Analyst, Financial Planning and Analysis, Brian, loves to travel and that’s one of the reasons why he’s enjoyed working here over the past several years and is also why he will be leaving us shortly to join the State Department as a Junior Service Officer.
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This past Saturday, February 27, Crewmembers in the Dominican Republic celebrated their country’s 1844 independence from Haiti. We’re proud to be the number one airline for capacity in the Dominican Republic, not to mention that service to Punta Cana (PUJ) is just two months away!
As part of our Independence Day celebrations, the traditional Dominican performance group [...]

Q: The runway construction is set for March through June. JetBlue is reducing flights February through Labor Day. Is there a reason you are cutting flights on a longer basis?
JetBlue is the largest domestic carrier out of JFK. In fact, close to 25 percent of JFK’s daily scheduled departures belong to JetBlue. We will [...]

Although plenty of good looking people pass through New York’s JFK, we’re not referring to that ever-popular network show about the Diet Coke and lettuce crowd when we make mention of runways. So don’t hold the mayo because we’re not looking at runways of the model kind, but rather of the air travel kind, as [...]

The Newburgh Times Herald-Record featured Crewmembers Monica Pennings, Jane Zolynas and Michelle Contreras for their participation in the SWF BlueCity’s donation of Soaringwords quilts to St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital.
Read the original blog story here.

Director of Risk Management, Lee Garvin, was in Seattle during our reservation system cutover last month and witnessed Seattle Airports Crewmember Clathyn Williams working with a team of volunteer doctors and EMTs who were headed to New York en route to Haiti to offer up their services to those in need. The doctors planned to [...]

John Layton, Inflight, in his own words:
I remember January 2000 when 50-60 of us gathered in the rotunda at T6 by gate 14 with our noses pressed to the glass awaiting the arrival of our first plane from Toulouse. When the plane landed we all applauded, hugged and high-fived each other. Fast forward 10 years [...]

“Alex Scarcella never played with dinosaurs. His love was always planes,” begins the USA Today article that published today about the present climate for pilots. Scarcella is a Boston-based E190 FO for JetBlue and is prominently featured in the piece.
The article explores openly the shifting landscape for pilots- particularly at legacy and regional airlines- and [...]

Pilots at Lufthansa are set to strike for four days (February 22 - 25), in what has been billed as the largest pilot strike in the airline’s history. The strike will impact our codeshare Customers and will also impact pass travel for our Crewmembers and eligible pass riders.

Pass travel for Crewmembers
Lufthansa strongly discourages pass travel [...]