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JetBlue Weathers The Storm

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Published: Tuesday, 20 Feb 2007 | 4:53 PM ET
Flight Rights
A plan to protect passengers, with Kate Hanni, Coalition for an Airline Passengers Bill of Rights spokesperson and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo

Flight Rights
Kate Hanni, spokesperson for the Coalition for an Airline Passengers Bill of Rights speaks to Maria Bartiromo about the proposal.
Thurs. Feb. 15 2007 | 4:20:00 PM [03:43]

JetBlue's Damage Control
A closer look at what went wrong when storms grounded JetBlue passengers for more than 8 hours, with David Neeleman, JetBlue Airways CEO and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo

JetBlue's Damage Control
CEO David Neeleman talks to Maria Bartiromo about what went wrong the day of the storm when passengers were trapped in grounded planes.
Thurs. Feb. 15 2007 | 4:15:00 PM [06:30]

The Jet Blues
A look at JetBlue's weather-related mishap with CNBC's Rebecca Jarvis

The Jet Blues
CNBC's Rebecca Jarvis reports on the weather-related mishap from New York's JFK airport.
Thurs. Feb. 15 2007 | 10:10:00 AM [02:53]

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A one-day ordeal for passengers is just the start of a six-day debacle for the airline. The popular low-cost carrier tries to manage a public relations nightmare and return to normal operations.
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