David Neeleman did such a wonderful job handling the situation by
being candid and with a level of transparency that is uncommon in the
business world today.  I support Mr. Neeleman, JetBlue and all their
employees for sticking together as a team and fighting to get through
a rough period in their history.  I hope that patrons, analysts and
the investment community see the candor that JetBlue has displayed and
award them with a favorable response.

I never left JetBlue and for those that would turn your back on such a
phenomenal service/ traveling experience shame on you.  I'm sure you
learned somewhere in your life that it is much better to forgive those
whom are truly genuine.

Nick Sims
http://www.nsims.com

I completely agree, and it seems like they made some major turnarounds
with their contingency plans already.  I was astounded by JBLU's
reaction to the Valentine's Day fiasco.  I saw Neeleman's apology on
their site, and read the email, and couldn't have more respect for him
and his company.  I'd had my eye on JBLU to buy for awhile, so I was
actually happy to see the bad PR, hoping it'd drive the price down
lower for me to be able to afford more shares.  Their sincere apology
and implementation of the new plan seems to have saved their price for
the time being, so good for them, not as good for me.
Yesterday's headlines make it seem like they're still having the same
problems, but it really shows that their new system is working, with
the isolatied glitch with the one plane that had to sit on the runway
for a couple hours.

Overall, I've been really impressed with their reaction and approach
for solving the problem.  My only hope is for them to be able to catch
up with their growth, and still be a profitable company.

JBLU is the airline of choice for anyone who has had the luxury of
flying with them the past few years. A severe internal problem is
being salvaged, and given today's debacle, JBLU is prime for the
picking at this price. And I don't mean this to be a BUY stance, just
that I respect what this company has done in this crisis and their
business method. We have htis troubled quarter, but there is nowhere
to go but up from here. if you can get in at a basement of ~$11.50,
back up the truck mates.