JetBlue Airways reports 12 A220 aircraft deliveries as of 30-Sep-2026
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Background ✨
JetBlue Airways CFO Ursula Hurley said on the 1Q2026 earnings call that A220 deliveries “slightly” shifted, with 2026 deliveries revised to 12 from prior guidance of 14.1 JetBlue received an A220-300 on 09-Oct-2026, powered by PW1524G-3 engines.2 As of 30-Sep-2025, JetBlue reported 18 A220 and two A321neo deliveries, and projected seven A220 deliveries in 2027 and nine in 2028.3