US EditionJetBlue to cut more flights, other costs with break-even 2025 ‘unlikely’ due to weaker travel demand
- JetBlue announced on June 17, 2025, it will cut more flights, reduce staffing, and trim unprofitable routes amid weaker domestic travel demand.
- These cuts follow a prolonged profit drought since 2019 and softer-than-expected bookings this year driven by economic uncertainty and trade policy concerns.
- The company halted interior upgrades on four Airbus A320 jets, plans to park them, and is reassessing hiring and leadership structures while continuing key investments.
- CEO Joanna Geraghty emphasized that ongoing efforts are laying the foundation for a more resilient JetBlue, but she acknowledged that achieving breakeven in 2025 is improbable without significant improvements in demand.
- JetBlue’s adjustments suggest it will take more time to return to profitability, even as its recent alliance with United broadens travel options and enhances loyalty program benefits for passengers.
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