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JetBlue reports a $257 million Q3 loss as Alaska plans Anchorage routes

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Published: October 30, 2026
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Updated: November 2, 2026 (1h ago)
First reported by: Cranky Flier
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JetBlue reported a $257 million third-quarter loss, while Alaska announced four Anchorage routes, including seasonal service to Tokyo Narita.

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JetBlue’s third-quarter 2026 results put the airline’s continuing profitability challenge alongside stronger revenue performance and a more favorable near-term outlook. The carrier reported a net loss of $257 million for the three months ended September 30, compared with a $143 million loss a year earlier. At the same time, Alaska Airlines announced plans to add four routes from Anchorage, including a seasonal connection to Tokyo Narita. These developments feature in a Cranky Flier weekly review that also promises coverage of Frontier Airlines’ earnings, although the supplied article text…

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