Aircraft
JetBlue Bullish for 2023 Despite External Growth Constraints
Even as supply chain constraints limit aircraft deliveries, JetBlue projects return to historical growth trends next year.
JetBlue expects to take delivery of 22 aircraft next year, among them several Airbus A321s. (Photo: Airbus)
JetBlue expects to take delivery of 22 aircraft next year, among them several Airbus A321s. (Photo: Airbus)

The effects of slower-than-planned airplane deliveries, air traffic control staffing shortages, and high fuel costs haven’t eluded JetBlue Airways, but the New York-based low-fare carrier recorded its first profit since before the start of the Covid pandemic in the third quarter as strong demand and higher airfares helped offset downward earnings pressure.