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JetBlue just introduced Wicked Blue. The newly painted Airbus A320 celebrates more than 20 years of service at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). The special livery pays tribute to the airline’s deep roots in the city, drawing inspiration from New England culture and iconic Boston landmarks. The aircraft’s name, Wicked Blue, is a nods to the local slang meaning “extremely” (and not the movie starring Ariana Grande).
The livery’s design features a postcard-style tail stamp marking the date of JetBlue’s first-ever revenue flight from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Stretching across its blue fuselage is a bold “BOSTON” postcard mural with each letter filled with illustrations representing the city’s unique character. Among the highlights are the MBTA transportation system, the Paul Revere statue, the Zakim Bridge, a classic Boston lobster, the golden-domed Massachusetts State House, and Dorchester’s Rainbow Swash mural.
JetBlue began service at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) in 2004 and has grown to become the city’s largest leisure carrier. It offers more mainline seats and departures than any other airline. Travelers have the most JetBlue flights to California, Florida, and the Caribbean, along with the widest range of transatlantic destinations in the JetBlue network. In 2026, JetBlue will add new nonstop service from to Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) and Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP). This month, the airline is also launching new domestic routes to Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) and Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB).
Boston remains home to one of JetBlue’s most loyal customer bases and many TrueBlue Mosaic members. Reflecting that loyalty, JetBlue’s second BlueHouse lounge will open in Terminal C next year.
Marty St. George, President of JetBlue, said:
Wicked Blue embodies our pride in the Boston community, crewmembers and customers who have helped build JetBlue into the airline we are today. Boston is one of our most important markets with a huge loyalty base, and it’s a key driver of our JetForward strategy to offer the best East Coast leisure network. We wanted to say thank you to Bostonians who’ve supported us for over 20 years, and what’s more fitting than sending our pride for Boston flying all over our network?”
Anthony’s Take: Wicked Blue joins JetBlue’s family of Boston-themed aircraft, which includes special liveries celebrating the Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox, and the airline’s long-standing partnership with Dunkin’. Together, these aircraft showcase JetBlue’s pride in the city that has played a huge role in shaping its identity and business.
(Image Credits: JetBlue Airways.)
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