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JetBlue's CEO has pushed back on creditor fears and is betting on premium to return to profitability

CNBC Business

11/11/2026, 3:00:02 PM

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JetBlue will give reporters a look at its new first class seats on Wednesday.

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JetBlue's CEO has pushed back on creditor fears and is betting on premium to return to profitability.
JetBlue will give reporters a look at its new first class seats on Wednesday.
JetBlue will give reporters a look at its new first class seats on Wednesday.

JetBlue will give reporters a look at its new first class seats on Wednesday.

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