JetBlue Airways has announced that its unlimited air travel passes have sold out before the promotion was due to end. The budget airline offered passes at $599 allowing holders unlimited travel to travel to any of the carrier’s 56 destinations during the period from September 8 to October 8. Jenny Dervin, a
www.jetblue.com JetBlue Airways revealed on Monday that it would be extending its refund offer for customers that lose their jobs after buying tickets on the carrier. The New York-based airline credited the "positive" response from customers for its continuation of the program, which was originally intended to last through June. Other companies
JetBlue Airways announced yesterday that it has started to charge its passengers for blankets and pillows. The airline has stopped using recycled pillows and blankets on its flights and is now offering an "eco-friendly" option of travel blanket and pillow, available for purchase at $7 on flights of more than two
A recent survey of travelers found that an overwhelming majority are against planes with cell-phone capabilities. Almost three fourths of American surveyed said simply they didn't want to ride in a plane where people could talk on their phones. Several airlines are preparing to roll out wireless services on their flights,
In an attempt at lowering skyrocketing costs of air travel, airlines have chosen to decrease speed. In other words, it wasn't just your imagination thinking that it takes longer to get from point "A" to point "B". If it works on ground travel why wouldn't it work in the air