JetBlue Airways Corp (NASDAQ:JBLU)

News just broke about JetBlue's new cancellations policies. This is a good company with honest policies. This company is growing quickly and with it's January recession, this might be a good time get in with the company.

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Jet Blue seems like a higher-class version of Southwest Airlines to me. Similar cost-cutting measures, but with much better amenities. It almost reminds me of the story of La Quinta hotels from One Up on Wall Street, who were able to fill the gap between the cheap motels and the expensive Hiltons to create a big market. That's where I see Jet Blue - filling the gap between coach and first class, so to speak. The valuation numbers look good (forward P/E less than 20) and at a $2 billion market cap, there's still a lot of room to run. Here's hoping the customer satisfaction continues to distinguish them from the competition in the future.

These stocks are in my real life portfolio.

Jetblue has lower costs and gets a revenue premium on directly comparable flights. This leads to superior margins and hence faster growth potential and higher profitability.

Pullback is over. JBLU to report excellent numbers and I expect the uptrend to resume......

The only way to make money investing in airlines is to find the growth play. Jet Blue is it; they add routes, have low labor, marketing and sales costs and they make more money.

they are expanding in the Us, and good luxury facilities to customers

Just think if you could of had LUV twenty years ago, then your head wouldn't be looking up at the JETBLUE sky today because you would own your own jet. Yes the industry is volitile and you have to be careful. Manuver your position on and off the table with seasons and fuel costs. But when you can pick the quarter horses out of the a herd of aging thourghbred nags - then my friend the sky is the limit. You have to LUV an indusry and companys that can have multi-billion dollar INCMESTMT losses year after year, but continue to produce billionaires decade after decade. Learn to play the cycles on this indusrty.

This is a great airline in an industry on the rocks. I think they have what it takes to succeed, as long as oil prices don't eat them up. They are similar to Southwest, but much nicer. If I had a choice between the two, JBLU is the one I would fly.

This company was turning a profit in the years following 911, when other companies in this sector were going bankrupt. It is the only airline worth investing in if you can tolerate the volatility of the sector. With oil prices sliding and a wonderful service, this stock will do well for 2007...but global unstability will always make this sector too risky, which will always drag on jblu.

Great service, relatively low-fares, expansion of routes and expansion of fleet.

oil is crashing

One of the best small airlines

just come off bottom and ready to bounce more

JBLU is the model for airlines in the future.

I love this airline. Have you flown it.

great potential if oil goes down

Everybody in the universe, appears to think that this company's management is the best, with respect to the airline industry.
The stock also appears to be beaten down.
Time to buy.

Good Management + beaten down stock = time to buy => one of the principles of the dafty style of investing.