JetBlue Feb. Interviews?

[Grassstrippilot]

And according to that post, ACA is still around. I think that pretty much sums it up.

 

[Grassstrippilot]

Out of curiousity, what is coming up on the caller ID when they call? I missed a few calls yesterday and no message left. Probably wishful thinking but.....

 

[StarChecker]

Out of curiousity, what is coming up on the caller ID when they call? I missed a few calls yesterday and no message left. Probably wishful thinking but.....

My home phone said "JetBlue Airways" when they called.

 

[Truckdriver]

Out of curiousity, what is coming up on the caller ID when they call? I missed a few calls yesterday and no message left. Probably wishful thinking but.....

I think they call from SLC so it would be an 801 area code. All the calls I received came from the 801 area code.

 

[Charlie Brown]

It came up "JetBlue Airways", and was a NY area code.

 

[tblosser]

I should'nt not even honor you with a response other than give you way too much respect by quoting your post......... but here goes...........
click here:

http://www.youtube.com/?v=s1fOl-_hgwc

And note frame #12 .............
I don't even have to ask why you harbor negativity do I?

PS: Very few of us care about your pointless point.
Are you a frustrated moderator today?
Hope you feel better.......

[FONT=&quot]I don't harbor any negativity toward JetBlue or any other airline. I hope all the airlines do well....just not as well as mine. If you found the point pointless then why did you respond?

Todd
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[tblosser]

JetBlue posted operating revenues of 1.2 Billion in 2004 and 1.7 Billion in 2005. 2006 will be over 2 Billion. By the definition in your link to the DOT site, JetBlue is a major airline. American Eagle, ExpressJet, and SkyWest are also now classified as Major airlines based upon that DOT definition. That link is a little outdated buddy. Sorry to prove your point wrong. Here is the link to the JetBlue 2005 annual report with the financial info on operating revenue.

http://library.corporate-ir.net/library/13/131/131045/items/211505/05ar.pdf

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The link was from 2004 and clearly lists JetBlue as a regional even with 1.2 billion in revenues. The other airlines listed as "regionals" also have more than 1 billion in revenues yet there they are.[/FONT] JetBlue is[FONT=&quot] not a major airline they are a regional/LCC.[/FONT]

 

[Captzaahlie]

[FONT=&quot]I don't harbor any negativity toward JetBlue or any other airline. I hope all the airlines do well....just not as well as mine. If you found the point pointless then why did you respond?

Todd
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Delta is not in the best of shape right now, so please don't wish that kind of "wellness" on any of us......

 

[tblosser]

Delta is not in the best of shape right now, so please don't wish that kind of "wellness" on any of us......

Granted Delta has seen better days but things are improving. We are hiring pilots, getting new airframes and maybe even some black ink in 07. My intention with the post was to correct the perception that I had some ill feelings toward JetBlue or any other carrier. I do not! I hope 2007 is a good year for the industry as a whole.

Take care,
Todd

 

[felixpuppy]

The number that came up on my caller ID when they called was an (801) area code from Holladay, Utah. Hope that helps.

 

[Dogwood]

JetBlue posted operating revenues of 1.2 Billion in 2004 and 1.7 Billion in 2005. 2006 will be over 2 Billion. By the definition in your link to the DOT site, JetBlue is a major airline. American Eagle, ExpressJet, and SkyWest are also now classified as Major airlines based upon that DOT definition. That link is a little outdated buddy. Sorry to prove your point wrong. Here is the link to the JetBlue 2005 annual report with the financial info on operating revenue.

http://library.corporate-ir.net/library/13/131/131045/items/211505/05ar.pdf

I knew it was old data when AMERICA WEST was listed as a separate airline.

People just love to find things wrong with JetBlue, even if they have to make it up.

 

[Truckdriver]

[FONT=&quot]The link was from 2004 and clearly lists JetBlue as a regional even with 1.2 billion in revenues. The other airlines listed as "regionals" also have more than 1 billion in revenues yet there they are.[/FONT] JetBlue is[FONT=&quot] not a major airline they are a regional/LCC.[/FONT]

Scroll up buddy and look at your own post of that link. JetBlue is clearly in the National category. It is clearly not listed as a regional and you are probably the only person on this site that would put JetBlue in the "regional" category. Why the heck are we even discussing this in the first place? Does it really matter what the DOT classifies JetBlue as? The fact is that JetBlue will bring in over 2 Billion this year in revenue, they fly more passenger up and down the East coast than any other carrier, and DAL wishes that JetBlue would never have happned.

 

[tblosser]

I knew it was old data when AMERICA WEST was listed as a separate airline.

People just love to find things wrong with JetBlue, even if they have to make it up.

America West is still a seperate airline.

 

[tblosser]

Scroll up buddy and look at your own post of that link. JetBlue is clearly in the National category. It is clearly not listed as a regional and you are probably the only person on this site that would put JetBlue in the "regional" category. Why the heck are we even discussing this in the first place? Does it really matter what the DOT classifies JetBlue as? The fact is that JetBlue will bring in over 2 Billion this year in revenue, they fly more passenger up and down the East coast than any other carrier, and DAL wishes that JetBlue would never have happned.

The regional reference was a mistake. I meant to say national. As far as JetBlue flying more passengers up and down the east coast than anyone else I think you need to recheck you numbers. The two largest players on the east coast are USAirways and Delta. According to JetBlue’s website they have 85 A320. Delta has 136 MD88 in revenue service never mind all of the other aircraft types. Yes Delta probably does wish JetBlue had never happened.

 

[CaptainSpaz]

Bump.
Anyone else been called?

p.s. Stop hijacking the thread!

 

[Fins Up]

The regional reference was a mistake. I meant to say national. As far as JetBlue flying more passengers up and down the east coast than anyone else I think you need to recheck you numbers. The two largest players on the east coast are USAirways and Delta. According to JetBlue’s website they have 85 A320. Delta has 136 MD88 in revenue service never mind all of the other aircraft types. Yes Delta probably does wish JetBlue had never happened.

For the record, we'll have more than 100 A320's this year. And yeah, stop hijacking the thread.

 

[IronCityBlue]

thread creep

Bump.
Anyone else been called?

p.s. Stop hijacking the thread!

Besides, shouldn't this thread be in the Nationals forum? :laugh:

 

[tblosser]

For the record, we'll have more than 100 A320's this year. And yeah, stop hijacking the thread.

You had better call you company and let them know that their website is wrong because it says you have 85 A320s.


p.s. I will stop "hijacking" the thread when you take it to the National/LCC board where it belongs. JetBlue is not a major....I though we already covered this?!?!

 

[Longhorn]

Guys, this thread is not about JetBlue being a major or national or LCC, its about the interviews in FEB. Please stop the thread hijacking and get the thread back on track!!

 

[saabservant]

No call this week. groan. Another lost chance to get off the nwa craphole....