Dept. of Transportation fines JetBlue $2 million over chronically delayed flights
JetBlue has agreed to pay $2 million after federal regulators charged the U.S. airline with operating multiple chronically delayed flight routes, marking the first time the Department of Transportation fined an air carrier over its scheduling practices.
JetBlue apologizes after Boston-bound passengers scrambled for shelter due to a long delay in Turks and Caicos.
The fine is the first of its kind, but just a drop in the bucket for a company whose revenue was $2.4 billion during the ...
The penalty marks the first time the Department of Transportation has fined an airline for significant delays, which it ...
The airline did not provide any arrangements for the travelers, who say they were ‘traumatized’ by the incident ...
JetBlue Airways is given a sell rating due to high debt, negative cashflow, and overvaluation despite potential macro-level ...
Shares of JetBlue Airways Corp. JBLU slipped 4.83% to $7.48 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around poor trading session ...
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