jetblue has airbus a321 planes in their fleet.
jetblue has airbus a321 planes in their fleet.
how many planes does jetblue have in their fleet?
airbus a321
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jetblue experienced its first-ever quarterly loss during the fourth quarter of 2005 when the airline lost $42.4 million, enough to make them unprofitable for the entire year of 2005. the loss was the airline's first since going public in 2002. jetblue also reported a loss in the first quarter of 2006. in addition to that, jetblue forecasted a loss for 2006, citing high fuel prices, operating inefficiency, and fleet costs. during the first quarter report, ceo david neeleman, president dave barger, and then-cfo john owen released jetblue's "return to profitability" ("rtp") plan, stating in detail how they would curtail costs and improve revenue to regain profitability. the plan called for $50 million in annual cost cuts and a push to boost revenue by $30 million. jetblue airways moved out of the red during the second quarter of 2006, beating wall street expectations by announcing a net profit of $14 million. that result was flat when compared to jetblue's results from the same quarter a year before ($13 million), but it was double wall street forecasts of a $7 million profit, reuters reports. the carrier said cost-cutting and stronger revenue helped it offset higher jet fuel costs. in october 2006, jetblue announced a net loss of $500,000 for quarter 3, and a plan to regain that loss by deferring some of their e190 deliveries and by selling 5 of their a320s.
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