JetBlue Fined $2 Million for Chronic Delays

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  Department of Transportation denounces ‘unrealistic’ JetBlue schedules in yet another setback for the airline. The US Department of Transportation (DOT) announced on Friday a $2m fine against ...
  
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  JetBlue fined $2 million for flying chronically delayed routes

  JetBlue has agreed to pay a $2 million penalty after federal regulators charged the U.S. carrier with operating multiple chronically delayed flight routes.
  
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• JetBlue fined $2 million by feds for "chronic flight delays"

  JetBlue is the first carrier to be penalized by the Department of Transportation for unrealistic scheduling practice.
  
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  JetBlue fined $2 million for chronic flight delays

  The Department of Transportation (DOT) announced a $2 million penalty Friday against JetBlue Airways for multiple chronically delayed flights, the first time the agency has penalized an airline for ...
  
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