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On the Call: JetBlue CEO Dave Barger

posted: 36 DAYS 1 HOUR AGO

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NEW YORK -JetBlue and some low-cost airlines have been able to balance flights and schedules more easily than the bigger airlines. That's kept their earnings up despite a steep falloff in the number of fliers. JetBlue CEO Dave Barger discussed the issue with analysts on Thursday.

QUESTION: How will JetBlue manage capacity (scheduled flights and size of planes) in 2010, 2011 and beyond?

RESPONSE: "I think even though we're not providing a look at 2010 as of yet, as we're finalizing our plans, this is still a growth company. And we have a considerable number of (aircraft) in our order book, and I think we're looking forward to deploying them, you know, playing some offense in the not too distance future."

2009-10-22 12:13:48

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