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Essay heading: Jetblue Rising
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Today JetBlue remains based out of JFK Airport, offering one-class service to nearly 30 US cities, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. A secondary hub has been established
outside of Los Angeles at Long Beach Airport for West Coast operations.
The airline offers upgraded amenities to flyers while focusing on keeping operating costs low by relying entirely on electronic ticketing and keeping its turnaround times down by choosing less crowded airports located near larger cities... displayed 300 characters
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In 2004, the carrier broke into the Top 10 list of US carriers (based on revenue passenger miles) with a fleet of just 70 aircraft.
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A rapidly growing discount airline, JetBlue has used its strong customer service platform and low fare structure to build a solid and growing customer base. To this end, JetBlue launched service from 9 new destinations in 2004 including Boston, the 7th largest metro area in the US... displayed next 300 characters
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