JetBlue CEO Joanna Geraghty charts a new course for Boston Logan growth.

JetBlue Airways is seeking a recovery. CEO Joanna Geraghty leads this effort. She spoke at a Boston event. The airline wants to find stability. It has faced many hard years. Now, the team looks for success.

Delta Air Lines is the leader. It took the top spot. Delta leads at Boston Logan Airport. Massport data shows a shift. Delta plans 149 daily flights soon. JetBlue Airways plans 122 flights. However, JetBlue serves more unique cities. Boston is still their second home. They will fight for local travelers.

Many hurdles slowed down their growth. Federal regulators blocked the Spirit merger. The American Airlines partnership also failed. These choices forced a new strategy. New trade tariffs impacted travel demand. Airbus engine recalls grounded planes. A government shutdown added more stress. Geraghty called these times "dark days."

The airline is now trimming routes. This helps them find more profit. They want to improve the experience. Free Wi-Fi is a top priority. Great service helps them stand out. The airline needs the economy's help. They are emerging from rough times. Profitability is the goal for 2026.

JetBlue is committed to the city. President Marty St. George is local. They want to stay "authentically Boston." They face stiff competition from Delta. Logan Airport is a major battleground. Stakeholders watch the recovery very closely. The path to stability is clear. JetBlue is ready for the future.

The industry faces many global shifts. Fuel and labor costs remain high. Airlines must adapt to stay alive. JetBlue is focusing on core strengths. They are moving past failed mergers. The focus is now organic growth. Investors want to see better results. The 2026 schedule is a test. Success depends on high passenger counts. JetBlue is betting on loyal fans. The brand has a strong name.

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