United States (US)-based carrier, JetBlue Airways has pushed back the resumption of its flights to the Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Haiti, citing ongoing civil unrest and security concerns.

Conti said from his perspective the Airbus A-320 hovered maybe ten to twenty feet off the ground. But just as he was anticipating the comforting buffet of wheels hitting runway, the jet suddenly lurched back into the sky and began a hard turn left.

The ongoing civil unrest and turmoil in Haiti is behind JetBlue's decision to extend its flight suspension until at least June 11, 2025. JetBlue's announcement comes just one week before the US Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) flight ban on commercial and cargo airlines to Haiti expires on March 12.

A JetBlue flight performing a landing at Boston’s Logan Airport conducted a go-around due to an ‘unstable approach’ during landing, according to the FAA.

JetBlue Airways is extending its suspension of flights into Haiti’s main international airport in Port-au-Prince. Flights will remain suspended until at least June 11, a spokesman told the Miami Herald.

JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) announced the appointment of Steve Olson as the airline’s new head of system operations and airports. He will report to Warren Christie, JetBlue’s chief operating officer. Since joining JetBlue in 2022,

Spirit and Frontier are taking issue with the way the Transportation Department awarded long-distance flights out of Reagan National Airport.

JetBlue Airways, which operates the only direct flights between Port-au-Prince and South Florida and New York, and which had hoped to return its planes to Haiti at the end of April, has announced that its flights will remain

Haitian officials say an airport in the country’s southwest region is ready to receive international flights for the first time.

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