JetBlue reported a net loss of $104 million for Q4 2023, but revenue and costs beat expectations. The company is implementing $300 million in revenue initiatives to return to profitability. They also reached an agreement to defer ~$2.5 billion of planned aircraft capital expenditures.
Fourth quarter revenue and costs beat expectations.
Reached agreement to defer ~$2.5 billion of planned aircraft capital expenditures.
Focused on restoring profitability through new revenue and cost initiatives in 2024.
Delivered excellent operational performance in the fourth quarter with a completion factor of 99.8%, JetBlue’s best fourth quarter completion factor since 2004.
JetBlue anticipates positive momentum in revenue growth for 2024, with strong demand during peak periods. The company plans to refine its network and product offering to better serve leisure customers and diversify revenues.
Visualization of income flow from segment revenue to net income