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From: Sam	7/16/2020 10:47:22 AM
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JetBlue and American will share passengers in bid to fend off United and Delta Published Thu, Jul 16 20208:30 AM EDTUpdated 21 Min Ago Leslie Josephs Key Points The partnership will allow the airlines to sell seats each other’s planes and earn and burn frequent flyer miles. Executives say it’s an effort to capture more travelers in New York and Boston. American formed a similar partnership with Alaska Air earlier this year. American Airlines and JetBlue Airways are teaming up — again. The airlines, which ended a similar partnership in 2014, on Thursday unveiled a new alliance that will allow them to sell seats on each other’s planes, giving them more market share in the New York area, JetBlue’s home, and Boston, a longtime battleground among carriers. That could give them a better shot at fending off competitors like rivals Delta Air Lines and United Airlines. Travelers can also earn and burn frequent flyer miles with flights on either carrier. continues at cnbc.com

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