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JetBlue says yes to higher prices
Sunday, 17 Mar, 2005
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JetBlue became the latest airline to join the round of fare hikes that appears to be permanent, at least for the immediate future.
The airline is raising fares about $4 for each way on some of its lowest fares
The carrier’s top fares at a maximum of $299 each way for cross-country flights remain unchanged.
JetBlue’s increase comes after Southwest raising its fares in the past two weeks by as much as $20 since the overall increases began.
Report by David Wilkening
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