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Manufacturer: Airbus
Model: A321-231
Aircraft type: A320neo family
Construction number: 5865
Year built: 2013
Owner: JetBlue Airways
Operator: JetBlue Airways
Status: Active
jetBlue flight 358 departing from New York JFK International Airport (JFK) en route to Burbank Airport (BUR). Airbus A220-300.
Blue 100 -- JetBlue's 100th A320 leaving the Airbus Delivery Centre in Toulouse, France, for its voyage home to New York
jetBlue flight 1684 departing from Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) enroute to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Embraer E190AR.
JetBlue Airbus A320 landing at Las Vegas McCarran Int'l Airport. This A320 is named "Me & You & A Plane Named Blue."
i was stuck at JFK for more than 8 hours last night, trying to get home to LA, stuck in JetBlue hell. These iphone snaps don't do the chaos justice, must have been hundreds stranded for hours. Hot, smelly, crowded terminal. Ugh. OK, there were some rainstorms on the East Coast, but the resulting clusterfuck felt like Aeroflot meets a Guatemalan chicken bus, only they treat chickens better on those buses. I swear I'm never flying JetBlue again.
Named "Just Plane Blue"
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In the background is an Asiana Airlines B777-200ER taxiing to the gate after an overnight flight from ICN. Landing on the parallel runway, less than 15 mins behind this Asiana Triple-7 was a Korean Air A380 also completed an overnight nonstop from ICN.
"My neighbors all went through Sandy, so they know what it's like to be in a hurricane. I can't believe their generosity,” Ramos said.
It's a gorgeous Christmas Day in Los Angeles.
JetBlue 123 arrives from New York Kennedy. JetBlue's Airbus A321 fleet is used on the new Mint service between New York City and Los Angeles, which includes lie-flat first class and competes against the well-established premium services operated by American and United dedicated fleets as well as Delta's international fleet. Moreover, the Mint lie-flat seats may point the way to JetBlue's future ambitions for international services.
JetBlue normally names each aircraft with a name that includes the word "blue" somewhere, but for the Mint fleet, the name instead uses the word "mint." There also are patches of green on the tail artwork.
N935JB, Fly in Mint Condition
Airbus A321-231
Construction Number: 6185
First Flight: 15 July 2014, as D-AVXZ
Delivery: 21 July 2014, JetBlue
jetBlue flight 2678 on final approach into New York JFK International Airport (JFK) from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). Airbus A220-300.
JetBlue Airways A320-232, N703JB. "It's up to blue, New York, New York". Sunrise at MIA. 11-13-2024.