JetBlue Statistics, Passenger Count, Revenue Totals, Facts & News (2022)
Last Updated on: May 13th, 2022
Here are a few of the most interesting JetBlue statistics and facts I was able to dig up including revenue totals and passenger and employee counts. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.
JetBlue Facts
- Website: Official Website
- Year Founded: 1998
- JetBlue Headquarters: New York City
- Founder(s): David Neeleman
- Current Chief Executive: Robin Hayes
- App Download (iOS)
- App Download (Android)
What is JetBlue?
JetBlue is New York’s Hometown Airline®, and a leading carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood, Los Angeles (Long Beach), Orlando, and San Juan. We carry more than 40 million Customers each year to 102 cities in the U.S., Caribbean, and Latin America with an average of 1,000 daily flights. (source)
JetBlue Passenger Count
Annual passenger counts:
- 2021: 30.094 million
- 2020: 14.274 million
- 2019: 42.728 million
- 2018: 42.150 million
- 2017 40.038 million
- 2016: 38.263 million
- 2015: 35.101 million
- 2014: 32.078 million
- 2013: 30,463 million
- 2012: 28,956 million
- 2011: 26,370 million
- 2010: 24,254 million
- 2009: 22.450 million
- 2008: 21.920 million
- 2007: 21.387 million
- 2006: 18.565 million
- 2005: 14.729 million
JetBlue Revenue Totals
JetBlue revenue (annual):
- 2021: $6.037 billion
- 2020: $2.957 billion
- 2019: $8.094 billion
- 2018: $7.658 billion
- 2017: $7.012 billion
- 2016: $6.584 billion
- 2015: $6.416 billion
- 2014: $5.817 billion
- 2013: $5.441 billion
- 2012: $4.982 billion
- 2011: $4.504 billion
- 2010: $3.779 billion
- 2009: $3.286 billion
- 2008: $3.388 billion
- 2007: $2.842 billion
- 2006: $2.363 billion
- 2005: $1.701 billion
JetBlue net income (annual):
- 2021: $182 million net loss
- 2020: $1.354 billion net loss
- 2019: $569 million
- 2018: $188 million
- 2015: $1.125 billion
- 2016: $727 million
- 2015: $677 million
- 2014: $401 million
- 2013: $168 million
- 2012: $128 million
- 2011: $86 million
- 2010: $97 million
- 2008: $58 million
- 2007: $85 million loss
- 2006: $12 million
- 2005: $25 million loss
Additional JetBlue Statistics
Average number of daily flights:
Last updated 1/1/19
Number of destinations:
Last updated 1/1/21
Number of available seat miles:
Last updated 9/2/18
Number of aircraft in the fleet:
Last updated 8/2/17
Average fare by year:
- 2021: $186.39
- 2020: $191.42
- 2019: $182.23
- 2018: $175.11
- 2017: $168.88
- 2016: $166.74
- 2015: $167.89
- 2014: $166.57
- 2013: $163.19
- 2012: $157.11
- 2011: $154.74
- 2010: $140.69
- 2009: $130.41
- 2008: $139.40
- 2007: $123.23
- 2006: $119.73
- 2005: $110.03
Recent JetBlue News
- JetBlue launches hostile takeover bid for Spirit Airlines, 05/16/2022
- JetBlue vacation packages exceeding pre-pandemic volumes, says travel products president, 05/19/2022
- JetBlue and Qatar Airways Announce Plans to Expand Existing Global Partnership, 03/29/2022
- JetBlue just announced a bid to buy Spirit for $3.6 billion, edging out Frontier’s $2.9 billion offer, 04/07/2022
- Spirit to meet with JetBlue over $3.6 billion takeover bid, 04/10/2022
- JetBlue is cutting its summer schedule to avoid further flight disruptions, 04/13/2022
- JetBlue, American Airlines, and Southwest pilots are suing the CDC over the federal mask mandate, saying it ignores scientific studies showing it is ‘ineffective’, 03/21/2022
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Please note that some of these numbers are easier to find than others. A few of these JetBlue stats come from their own reports, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies. No information contained on DMR should be relied upon to make investment decisions. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100%.
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