JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU) turned a page this week after the final revenue flight of its Embraer (ERJ) E190 aircraft took off from New York City and landed in Boston. The flight marked the official ...

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The fleet transition is accompanied by another milestone – JetBlue’s 50th Airbus A220-300 delivery The final E190 flight, which operated today, honored nearly two decades of loyal service. Customers, ...

A JetBlue E190AR aircraft inflight. Credit: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP / Getty Images JetBlue Airways, launch customer of the Embraer E190, has operated its final revenue flight with the type. The New ...

JetBlue has retired all Embraer E190 aircraft and now operates an all-Airbus fleet, the carrier announced Tuesday. The carrier's fleet now includes only aircraft in the A320 and A220 families. JetBlue ...

Lessor Azorra is acquiring a tranche of JetBlue’s outgoing fleet of Embraer 190-E1s. Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based Azorra is buying 13 E190 airframes, together with 36 General Electric CF34-10E6 ...

JetBlue Airways Corporation (NASDAQ:JBLU) marked a turning point in its 25-year history on Tuesday, operating the final revenue flight of its Embraer E190 and formally retiring the type from service.

The design reimagines the carrier's popular "Blueprint" exterior scheme, which was retired in 2024.