JetBlue is a major American airline that, while not directly involved in spaceflight, is innovating within the aviation and travel industries, some of which have applications for space-related activities. Through JetBlue Technology Ventures (JTV), the company invests in early-stage startups focused on improving the end-to-end travel experience. These investments include companies working on weather forecasting using proprietary weather radar satellites (Tomorrow.io) and those optimizing aviation industry operations. JetBlue partners with companies like Collins Aerospace to enhance passenger experience using advanced technologies like biometrics.
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Amazon has secured major in-flight Wi-Fi contracts with Delta and JetBlue.
Amazon has secured in-flight Wi-Fi contracts with Delta and JetBlue.
Amazon Leo’s initial enterprise beta partners include Verizon, AT&T, Vodafone, JetBlue, and NASA.
Amazon has signed launch service agreements with JetBlue for 2027 service and Delta Air Lines for 2028 service for Amazon Leo connectivity.
JetBlue signed on for Amazon Leo in 2025.
Amazon has a deal with JetBlue for high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi.
Amazon Leo has announced customers including JetBlue and AT&T.
JetBlue became the first airline to select Amazon's network for fleet-wide connectivity earlier this year.
Enterprise customers announced by Amazon include JetBlue, Vanu Inc., Connected Farms, Hunt Energy Network, and Crane Worldwide Logistics.
JetBlue, L3Harris, DIRECTV Latin America, Sky Brasil, and NBN Co. are customers and partners that have signed up for Amazon LEO services.
Amazon has partnered with JetBlue, L3Harris, and Australia's National Broadband Network operator as part of its mission.
Kuiper secured its first win in the in-flight connectivity (IFC) market with JetBlue planning to use Project Kuiper's technology on part of its fleet in 2027.
Amazon.com will launch a free in-flight Wi-Fi service using its low Earth orbit satellite network, Project Kuiper, in partnership with JetBlue Airways beginning in 2027.
JetBlue Airways is the first commercial airline to implement Project Kuiper.
The PIPE includes commitments from institutional investors including funds managed by Koch Strategic Platforms, National Grid Partners, JetBlue Technology Ventures, SB Energy Corp., SoftBank Group’s Japanese wholly-owned subsidiary, and Pine Technology Sponsor LLC.
Institutional investors in Tomorrow.io’s $75,000,000 PIPE include funds managed by Koch Strategic Platforms, National Grid Partners, JetBlue Technology Ventures, and SB Energy Corp., a subsidiary of SoftBank.
Viasat has delivered high-speed in-flight connectivity service to JetBlue since 2013.
DIRECTV will provide TV channel distribution for JetBlue’s A220 aircraft via Viasat’s Ka-band antenna.
JetBlue selected Viasat’s in-flight connectivity solution for its Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
A single Viasat high-capacity Ka-band satellite antenna will power both in-flight connectivity and TV channel distribution provided by DIRECTV for JetBlue A220 aircraft.