2019 a turning point for JetBlue as Delta Airlines competition deepens
Delta Air Lines has been solidly building up its presence at Boston Logan International airport during the past few years and characterises Boston as an important focus city in its network. Its growth from the airport is continuing in 2019 as the airline adds flights to key business markets, upping competition with Boston's largest airline, JetBlue, and other operators at airport.
The Delta-JetBlue rivalry is now firmly in place in Boston, and JetBlue will continue to compete fiercely to protect the investment it has made in Boston, a large portion of which centres on maintaining and growing its corporate passenger base in the market.
But even as JetBlue works to compete fiercely, it has faced some headwinds in Boston as Delta has expanded in the market on both leisure and business routes. In order to continue competing effectively with Delta, JetBlue may need to finally solidify plans for trans Atlantic routes from its second largest base.
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