JetBlue reins in growth, yields improving

21st June, 2010

JetBlue CEO Dave Barger outlined his carrier's strategy for fiscal success at last week's Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Transportation conference with a simple message – cash flow yields sustainable growth. That’s not something JetBlue has focused on in the past, but now, for the New York-based company, it is all about cash flow. [1101 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

Growth has to earn its way
Less transcontinental flying, focus on Boston, business passengers...
...Caribbean and Latin America
...and JFK

This report contains the following charts and tables:

JetBlue year-end free cash flow (USD mill): 2002 to 2009
JetBlue capex reduction (USD mill): 2005 to 2010E
JetBlue debt maturities
JetBlue vs peers’ cash as % of TTM revenues (%): As at 31-Mar-2010
Changes in competitive landscape in Boston: Three largest carriers (daily seats): 2001, 2005 & 2010
JetBlue serves the most destinations from Boston
JetBlue PRASM growth (% change year-on-year): 3Q2009 to May-2010

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