Jetblue COO Geraghty on U.S. Demand, Transatlantic Service to U.K.

The transcript discusses the airline's outlook on demand, highlighting solid domestic demand but challenges in international markets, particularly in the Caribbean. The company is cautious about future demand but optimistic about consumer strength. JetBlue is planning to expand into the UK market, exploring potential airports like Gatwick and Heathrow.

What factors contributed to the airline's adjusted outlook on demand?

• Puerto Rico softness and Dorian impact

• New airline competitors

• Increased fuel prices

• Improved international demand

How does the airline view the current domestic demand?

• Dependent on international markets

• Unpredictable and volatile

• Strong and consistent

• Weak and declining

What is the airline's stance on the sustainability of consumer strength in the U.S.?

• Uncertain and cautious

• Confident in long-term growth

• Not concerned about it

• Expecting a decline

Which airports are being considered for the airline's transatlantic routes to the UK?

• Liverpool and Edinburgh

• Gatwick and Heathrow

• Manchester and Birmingham

• Stansted and Luton

What is the airline's approach to establishing a presence in London?

• Ignoring airport slot availability

• Working through partnerships and regulations

• Avoiding regulatory processes

• Focusing solely on Heathrow