JetBlue founder David Neeleman's new airline will fly the Airbus A220, the controversial plane Boeing tried to keep out of the US
, Breeze Airlines, and the first rendition of the aircraft that will be powering the operation: the Airbus A220.
Delta Air Lines first started operating the aircraft in the US in February 2019, with Air Canada following suit in the aircraft's home country in January 2020. Already with a foothold in Europe with Air Baltic and Swiss International Air Lines, the aircraft would now become commonplace in the skies of North America.
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