JetBlue TrueBlue - July traffic report

I only looked at really quickly. But at a very quick first glance, the numbers to be up for the most part.

Here's the PR (http://investor.jetblue.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=131045&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1037013&highlight=)

Load factors YTD are slightly down, which isn't good for growth mode. Though considering the hit they took on the PR front for the February debacle and the follow-on mini-cancellation fiesta in March, staying level isn't too terrible. And an 83% load factor is nothing to sneer at.

I say mixed results overall.

Load factors YTD are slightly down, which isn't good for growth mode. Though considering the hit they took on the PR front for the February debacle and the follow-on mini-cancellation fiesta in March, staying level isn't too terrible. And an 83% load factor is nothing to sneer at.

I say mixed results overall.

Load Factor is actually 87%. Also, the RASM is up, which is a good sign in the airline's turnaround. I'd say that it was a good month.

Connecting the dots is really going to help fill out the holes in the system and developing the a lot of the secondary station. I won't be suprised to see the number growing in a very slow but pretty steady manor.

Load Factor is actually 87%. Also, the RASM is up, which is a good sign in the airline's turnaround. I'd say that it was a good month.

I was refering to YTD in all my comments.

Connecting the dots is really going to help fill out the holes in the system and developing the a lot of the secondary station. I won't be suprised to see the number growing in a very slow but pretty steady manor.

Which number? I'd be very surprised if B6 (or any carrier, really) can maintain a load factor in the 90% range for an extended period of time.

Which number? I'd be very surprised if B6 (or any carrier, really) can maintain a load factor in the 90% range for an extended period of time.

I was referring to underperforming markets such as PIT and RIC. If you give them more options and you'll start attracting more people. People love options.