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JetBlue on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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▶ Hear it“I am thrilled that JetBlue is a new sponsor of the Mel Robbins podcast. You want to know why I love JetBlue. JetBlue is my all-time favorite airline. The thing I love most about JetBlue is this experience that they have called Mint. Flying Mint by JetBlue, for me, it's like a vacation. Visit jetblue.com to learn more and book your next trip.”
▶ Hear it“I am thrilled that JetBlue is a new sponsor of the Mel Robbins podcast. You want to know why I love JetBlue. JetBlue is my all-time favorite airline. The thing I love most about JetBlue is this experience that they have called Mint. Visit jetblue.com to learn more and book your next trip.”
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“credit card. JetBlue has a first class uh that they just launched as well. >> Yeah. So, every airline is looking to sort of lean on those higher paying customers.”
Discussion of JetBlue's launch of first class and premium offerings without positive or negative judgment.
▶ Hear it“JetBlue uh Spirit Airways no longer exists uh there's Southwest who's trying to premiumize they're just Isn't Jet Blue also trying to premiumize they are all all the airlines are trying to in their way”
Mentioned as a lower-end airline attempting to premiumize alongside other carriers in a competitive analysis.
▶ Hear it“JetBlue has a first class, uh, that they just launched as well. So every airline is looking to sort of lean on those higher paying customers. So we've seen airlines, including JetBlue and others launching, uh, launching new lounges.”
JetBlue is mentioned for launching a first-class cabin and premium lounges as part of industry-wide trend toward premium offerings.
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