JetBlue Airways: Redefining Low-Cost Travel with High Comfort JetBlue Airways, founded in 1998 and headquartered in New York City, is one of America’s most popular low-cost airlines—famous for offering full-service amenities at budget-friendly prices. Operating primarily out of John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), JetBlue connects travelers to over 100 destinations across the U.S., Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. JetBlue revolutionized air travel by combining affordability with comfort. Unlike many budget carriers, JetBlue offers spacious seating with the most legroom in coach among U.S. airlines, free high-speed Wi-Fi (Fly-Fi®), complimentary snacks and drinks, and live DIRECTV® and movies at every seat—all included in the base fare. For passengers seeking extra luxury, JetBlue’s Mint® Class—available on select transcontinental and international flights—features lie-flat seats, artisan meals, and premium service at a competitive price. It’s an ideal option for business travelers and those who want a first-class experience without the first-class fare. JetBlue’s loyalty program, TrueBlue, is simple and generous. Points never expire, there are no blackout dates on JetBlue flights, and members earn rewards faster by booking directly or using the JetBlue credit card. The airline has also made strategic moves to expand its reach, including international service to London, Paris, and Amsterdam—offering a cost-effective and comfortable way to cross the Atlantic. Domestically, its Northeast Alliance (NEA) partnership with American Airlines (note: subject to regulatory review) aimed to improve route offerings in key markets like New York and Boston. JetBlue is also investing in sustainability, with commitments to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040 and introduce more fuel-efficient aircraft into its fleet. Whether you're traveling for business, a weekend getaway, or an international escape, JetBlue combines value with an enjoyable flying experience that continues to win over loyal travelers. JetBlue proves that low fares don't have to mean low standards—book your seat and fly smarter, not smaller.