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Winter Travel Deals $29.00 Each Way

If you are tired of the winter weather and would like to get away for a few days or a long weekend Jetblue Airways has started its winter sale and you can find tickets as low as $29.00 each way.

JetBlue Airways No Trick All Treat Airfares For Only $31 One Way

JetBlue Airways today reveals frighteningly low fares for travel this Halloween. On sale today only, every remaining seat on all nonstop U.S.-originating flights across the airline's entire network that depart on October 31, 2009 between 12:00 noon local time and 11:59 p.m. local time are on sale for $31(a). These low fares must be booked by 11:59 p.m. MT today, October 20, 2009. Book quickly before this deal vanishes forever!

To Boost Revenue JetBlue Will Charge More For Leg Room

JetBlue Airways Corp on Tuesday announced they will be charging more for legroom trying to boost their non core revenue by 60 percent.

"What we want ... is the ability to upsell, Chief Executive David Barger said. Speaking at an investment conference in New York, Barger said "demand is solid across the JetBlue network," and he assured analysts the carrier is "in the middle of a momentum story," in spite of industry wide worries of a slumping economy and sharply rising fuel prices." Read more.

JetBlue cancels more flights into Monday as it struggles with storm aftermath

Low cost fares, quirky blue potato chips and even a mea culpa from JetBlue Airways' founder may not be enough to ease passenger anxiety as the airline braced for another day of disrupted flights Monday.

The company said it would be canceling almost a quarter of its flights but hopes to be fully operational on Tuesday, almost a week after a Valentine's Day snowstorm created a meltdown for the airline.

David G. Neeleman, the company's founder and chief executive, told The New York Times in Monday's edition that he was "humiliated and mortified" by the breakdown in the airline's operations. He promised that in the future the company would pay penalties to customers should they be stranded on a plane for too long. USA Today