JetBlue rejects bankruptcy fears and bets on premium seats
JetBlue says it has no plans to file for bankruptcy despite bondholder concerns. A 40% monthly share rebound supports a premium-seat push toward profitability.
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JetBlue says it has no plans to file for bankruptcy despite bondholder concerns. A 40% monthly share rebound supports a premium-seat push toward profitability.
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