On July 4, 2025, JetBlue Airbus A320 (N521JB) flight B6488 from Orlando, FL, to Worcester, MA, veered off the taxiway at Orlando International Airport while taxiing for departure. The aircraft's front nose gear ended up in the grass, reportedly due to a possible mechanical issue. All passengers were disembarked and transported by bus back to the terminal. 🎥 ©️Colm Fallon/WMUR | FlightMode

📌 JetBlue Flight from Curaçao to New York Avoids Mid-air Collision with U.S. Air Force Tanker A JetBlue Airbus A320 (N809JB) flight #B61112, traveling from Curaçao to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, avoided a mid-air collision with a U.S. Air Force refueling tanker during its climb over the southern Caribbean. The incident occurred shortly after departure when the JetBlue aircraft was ascending to its assigned cruising altitude. As the plane climbed, a U.S. Air Force aerial re

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Severe turbulence on a JetBlue flight sent eight people, including a crew member, to the hospital Monday. The plane is now being inspected and the incident is being investigated. https://cbsn.ws/48vbHWT | CBS Mornings