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By Sri Taylor

July 27, 2026 at 5:00 PM UTC

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JetBlue Airways Corp. is revamping the way customers shop for flights, introducing what it called a simplified fare structure as it prepares to launch a domestic first-class product later this year.

The New York-based airline said Monday that customers will first choose among four categories for seats, service and amenities before selecting one of three fare options within that cabin: Base, Standard or Flex.

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